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I just installed wildpeak H/T...I'll keep my eyes out.
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How do you like the H/T in various weather conditions ? Thsnks
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I just installed wildpeak H/T...I'll keep my eyes out.
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Nah. My brand new nittos did it. They still brown up a little. I noticed it is much worse when I use tire shine of any kind. My BFG all terrains didn't unless I ran them a long time without a wash or something. I think a lot has to do with how the road grime is. Oil on the road, dirt roads, even snow and ice management chemicals play a role. I don't think you got any issues. I would use a tire and wheel cleaner every wash. I used to use straight purple power but I don't due to it fogging my aluminums really badly. I still have to get the shine back on 3 of them. I'll work on em over the summer.Waiting for dry weather here and ill grab pics next wash. Right now its raining every day and they are muddy. These tires were like this new, date code is recent also. I get after time this could happen i guess, ive never seen it tho, have had pretty much every tire brand over the years. Thanks for sll the input, so far noone said theve seen this on new tires, i was just concerned i got some defective rubber right from the start
Yep, but the cheap version of pledge is half the cost and works just the same. It dries as a wax instead of oil or grease. It's what people used way back in the hot rod'ing day's, before tire shine came into existence. You can easily wipe down any over spray with a dry cloth. It goes on 10 times easier than anything else I've tried. The key is to use a long handled brush to get it into the grooves.
If it flings off you gotta buy moreeeeSomething else we used before tire shine came on the market was Mop and Glow floor shine. Pour on a sponge and wipe tires down. It also dries and doesn't sling off. Don't know why all the geniuses that produce tire shine can't make one that will stay in place.
I never noticed discoloration on mine, but I don’t use tire shine. I spray on furniture polish then brush it in. Looks clean, no sling, repels water, and lasts longer. I even wipe my rims with it.
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I never noticed discoloration on mine, but I don’t use tire shine. I spray on furniture polish then brush it in. Looks clean, no sling, repels water, and lasts longer. I even wipe my rims with it.
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I had these installed about a thousand miles ago, have used meguiars tire foam a few times to dress them after washing the truck. Does anyone notice that they arent black? I know it sounds crazy but a my tires have brown hues when the sun hits them. Next time i wash and dress ill take pics. But a couple arent black. Bad rubber? Anyone else seeing this? Other than that they are awesome, nice and aggressive looking. But something ain't right