Best tire shine / gloss that's easy to apply to sasquatch tires

[TTUHoopsFans]

Anyone have any good recommendations? I was just applying some tire shine to my sasquatch tires with a sponge applicator and the sponge almost fell apart. I like to get some of the tire shine on the very outer edge of the tread next to the sidewall, which as you know is very bumpy. Anyone have any recommendations of a good tire shine that doesn't need to be rubbed in with a sponge/cloth, perhaps some kind of spray only? Thanks!

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[Shane78]

Sponges are too porous. Never had luck with them. Here’s what I use.

 

[greatlakes]

I've had pretty good luck with this stuff from Costco:

 

[WheresMyBronco]

303 Aerospace is great for tires and pretty much any piece of trim as well. Water-based too so it's safe for the tires/surfaces too

 

[BroncocnorB]

I use CarPro Perl. Mixes 50/50 with water. Sprays on. Silicon based. Lasts loooong time

 

[Compta38]

I use Adams Graphene and it's great.

 

[Karl_in_Chicago]

I use CarPro Perl. Mixes 50/50 with water. Sprays on. Silicon based. Lasts loooong time

I also have and like Perl. FYI it is water based not silicon based (else it wouldn't have made my short list!). I like that it doesn't fling and doesn't bling (not an overly glossy finish). It lasts longer than many but IMO all tire dressings have a pretty limited lifetime; longer lasting pretty much requires a sealant and I don't have any desire to go that route.

 

[TTUHoopsFans]

I use Adams Graphene and it's great.

Do you have to wipe?

 

[SpringTXOR]

Coverall by superior products, no need for applicator and stays on the tire.

 

[Brnzbronc]

I don’t use tire shine, it slings off everywhere.. try using dawn dish soap and a scrub brush, they will make your tires look brand new, minus the shine

 

[DefNotBuddyLee]

Depends on your flavor...are you looking for a super wet look like when coming out of a car wash, or a natural finish with a UV protector?

 

[tokyo]

303 Aerospace is great for tires and pretty much any piece of trim as well. Water-based too so it's safe for the tires/surfaces too

I love this stuff

 

[Faust]

If you plan on going off the pavement at all, I would definitely go water-based and something that cures pretty much dry. Or you'll go down the route of brown and gunky tires if you aren't keeping up with cleaning them.

This stuff is GREAT. It's used on aircraft tires. leaves a satin sheen ... not gunky slobber crap that slings everywhere and collects gunk. It makes the tires look new with a little extra sheen (I personally prefer this).

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003VSATBI?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1

 

[Bronco_Buckeroo]

Only tire shine a Bronco needs is mud.... maybe some paint scuff from a Prius or two if you REALLY want em to shine!

 

[MJJ]

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