Cleaning white wall tires

[Gary L]

Can someone give some ideas on a good cleaning agent to use for cleaning white wall tires

 

[Gavin Allan]

"Scrubbing Bubbles" bathroom cleaner.



S.O.S. pads.



Wesley's Bleche White

 

[shawn stonbraker 2]

As Gavin said. I use SOS pads sometimes but usually use Wesley's Bleche White. Spray it on, let set for alittle, then wash off. Simple.

 

[Dan Miller 3]

I'd go with the Wesley's. SOS/Brillo Pads have a tendency of taking the white off. With Wesley's you can spray the tires...and wipe with a sponge. Been using Wesley's for OWLs for years with no problems.

 

[Dallas Starr]

mr clean magic eraser!

 

[Scott Tanner]

Super Clean for everything.. this stuff is amazing at your local wally world

 

[Casey B]

I have always used a brush with ajax or comet powders.

 

[shawn stonbraker 2]

STanner, that stuff does do good for the raised letter tires. The only problem I had with it was it ruined my center caps. Actually put spots on them that won't come off. Still great for cleaning.

 

[Troy Shumate]

Easiest way is to turn them around and use the black wall side...eliminates cleaning altogether!!

 

[Gary L]

Thanks guys

 

[Johnny O]

Westley's Bleache-White. Soft scrub brush for the whole sidewall, then a wire whitewall brush on thw whitewall or letters. I scrub blackwalls the same way. Then dry 'em and put Armor All on.

I go through a lot of it, so I buy a gallon of Westley's Concentrate when I can find it. Costs about $9.00, you mix it 50/50 with water. A bunch cheaper that way. It also cleans the gray cladding up nicely, then top that with Mother's Back To Black. My daily-driven year-round vehicles have better looking tires than a lot of show cars I've seen.

 

[Gerald Pierce]

Powdered laundry soap on a wet brush.....

 

[Fred]

This stuff works good.