Some tips for the type of tire shine to look for

SURAINBOW TIRE SHINE 
Here are some tips for the type of tire shine to look for, and more benefits of selecting the proper one.

WHY USE A TIRE SHINE IN FIRST PLACE?

Tire shines ensure that your tires don’t show all the dirt and grime. If your car is well-used, chances are its accumulated road dirt and possibly even cracks.

You want a shine that will:

1. Protect
2. Give a slick finish and wet look
3. Repel those natural elements

CHOOSING THE BEST TIRE SHINE

You also want to look for various levels of shine. With a good quality product, a thin coat will still keep your tires looking polishedOpens a new window, even after driving through rain or harsh weather conditions.

A water-based tire protectant is the best choice for tiresOpens a new window. This is because oil-based protectants tend to leave a streaky residue behind. Water-based tire protectantsOpens a new window don’t give your tires that chalky, dusty look. If you are using foam cleaner, it often happens.

HOW TO APPLY A TIRE SHINE

To apply tire shineOpens a new window, follow these easy steps:

1. Wash your tires and wheelsOpens a new window thoroughly
2. Remove any visible traces of dust or dirt
3. Allow the tires to dry
4. Put on gloves before applying tire shine
5. Using a microfiber rag or product applicator, apply the tire shine in a gentle swirling motion
6. Let the product sit and seep into the rubber. Don’t be in a hurry to drive anywhere for the next 20 minutes.

CAN YOU MAKE YOUR OWN TIRE SHINE?

Some folks use home products as tire shine–baby oil or olive oil, for example.

While this may be okay to give your tire a glossy look, the problem with “home remedies” is that the oil used still attracts dirt. It is best to go with a trusted tire dressing product that won’t have any negative effects in the long run.

For truly clean and shiny tires, try Surainbow C44 Tire Coating They are long-lasting, will give you that just-washed, wet look, and help you care for your car so it serves you well.