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Tire treatment

Yahoo Message Number: 89302
Any recommendations for a liquid tire preservative treatment, in lieu of Tyre Gards?

Looking at:

Camel Tire 12097 Rubber Lube 1 Gal. @ $19.58 gal.
by Plews / Edelmann
at Amazon.com...

Thanks in advance,
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Dan Calvey

Re: Tire treatment

Reply #1 –
Yahoo Message Number: 89303
For now I use only Aerospace 303. However I will someday give the stuff that Don Seager talked about, I think it was SunBlock, a try.
I have found that Don passes on good tips from what he learned along the way.

Best of luck on your choice!
Smitty

04 Allure 31017
04 Allure Sold to a nice new owner! Now enjoying a 07 Magna Rembrandt 45' ISX600 #6775
"We're ONDROAD for THEJRNY!" (Toad and Coach license plates, say Hi if you see us!)

Re: Tire treatment

Reply #2 –
Yahoo Message Number: 89304
I used Sun Block on my new Toyos three years ago. The next year they were still jet black but I put on another coat. It peeled off and when I called the manufacturer he said not to put on a second coat for at least five years. Tires look great.

George

'04 Inspire 51061 (for sale)

Re: Tire treatment

Reply #3 –
Yahoo Message Number: 89305
For folks that store their rigs out of the weather and/or not sitting for extended periods in the baking sun when not on the road I recommend soap and water as necessary.

Lee
 

Re: Tire treatment

Reply #4 –
Yahoo Message Number: 89349
Soap and water. I then spray on Armor All Tire Foam which give the tires a matt clean look. It does not contain petroleum products and provides ozone blocking protection.
When at my home base for an extended period I do use the tyre guards on the sun side. I do not travel with them because the best protection from cracking is driving down the road.

Dan 2006 Allure 31348