Wow, that looks spit shined! Don’t worry…..I am sure we can bring it to its intended state like below!It was cold out today but I managed to clean mine and my wife’s BS. I’m loving how my new A/T tires look but I haven’t driven it but only a few miles so far. I’m taking a day trip tomorrow and I’ll see how they handle after that.
I tried out a new product called Cover All. It’s an aerosol and a little went a long way. I knocked it down after I applied it. Check out YouTube on this product. I bought it at OReilly for 10 bucks. I like it and there is another called Cristal Tire Shine that I’m trying next. I don’t like water based tire shine because it turns brown. These products are solvent based. I did 150 miles today and had minor sling and it still looks great. I normally don’t like them that shiny but I thought I’d give these products a try. This Cover All is like a clear coat. I could literally see myself in it. I applied it and let it sit in the little sun we had for about 20-30 minutes to dry.
I need to get mine out and do that for sure!Wow, that looks spit shined! Don’t worry…..I am sure we can bring it to its intended state like below!
You’ll love those Toyos!It was cold out today but I managed to clean mine and my wife’s BS. I’m loving how my new A/T tires look but I haven’t driven it but only a few miles so far. I’m taking a day trip tomorrow and I’ll see how they handle after that.
I already do. Thanks.
I have them on my 4runner. I like them better than the factory Falkens on my BS. They are quieter, on some roads the Falkens are loud and the Toyos are not.
Tires look good. Im not trying to be a smart a@@ with the following statement so don't take this the wrong way. You could try an experiment. Apply those products once a month for the next 2 years on your tires then check for sun baked hair line cracks in the sidewalls. Unless your Bronco is parked under cover every day then never mind. I would use it if I had a show car and kept it indoors most days.
