San Antonio

Thanks!

 

Approved by Airbus and Boeing, works well even if your truck has been in the sun all day. Works very well inside too.

 

I used to use Armor All, but it doesn't last. Have a Chemical Guy spray in the garage to try......

 

yes, no more trees, poor thing is in the sun ALL DAY LONG!

 

I hear good things about Chemical Guy stuff. How's the price point?

Same with mine, no shade at my place.

 

This is why I thought your Chopper stuff might be good. Not a lot of trees around runways....

 

Not on the airport at least.
I've been known to park it in the shade

Made in San Antonio too

 

This is what I got myself LAST Christmas..... still haven't tried it because it was more that the Tire Black at WalMart…..

$12 Chemical Guys TVD_103_16 Blue Guard II Wet Look Premium Sprayable High Gloss Shine Dressing and Conditioner for Rubber and Plastic Safe for Cars, Trucks, Motorcycles, RVs & More, 16 fl oz

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00FSAUYXU/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

Walmart no longer carries the refill, so not going to keep using it. But I want black and clean tires, so once I get them cleaned off, I will try the Chemical Guy stuff to see what happens. I have a feeling that "mall crawler" black and "trail rides" don't want to co-exist!

 

How much longer you ricing?

 

I've heard the tire black will make the dirt stick but does it make it come off any easier?

 

We never know. It's all up to the rice. Tomorrow could be my last day or I could be here through July.

"Be here tomorrow morning ready to work."
"Looks like the fields are all done, head on home."

 

I'm good to stay through July. I get per diem on top of flight pay so the longer the better.

 

Texas dirt is apparently" special. When I sunk in HF mud, it washed off the body, tires, and wheels with relative ease! But the underneath, took may tries to get it off.

After the trail ride, I thought it was mostly dust and caliche, took forever to get it out of the engine, tires, bed (not done), but the wheels and tires it just stays on!

 

I'm familiar. I've still got Jambo mud everywhere lol

Moab mud rinsed off when the snow melted on the way home and what was left came off with the hose. Hell the Jambo mud dyed the white lettering on my tires orange.

 

I’ve been using this lately. I do wipe it in pretty well, but it’s the best I’ve found. Even with my .25 mile gravel driveway my tires stay looking good and clean again easy.

TriNova Tire Shine Spray No Wipe - Automotive Clear Coat Dressing for Wet & Slick Finish - Keeps Tires Black - with Rubber Protector - Prevents Fading & Yellowing - 18 OZ

$22 Trinova 33511 Tire Shine Spray No Wipe - Automotive Clear Coat Dressing for Wet & Slick Finish - Keeps Tires Black - with Rubber Protector - Prevents Fading & Yellowing - 18 OZ

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01AB1WENI/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_aWciDbHGFTA94

 

I know it's a truck. But it's red. Like a fire engine. And he likes to keep his fire engine clean. It's a clean machine!

 

'That does crack me up!

 

Might have to give it a try

I know what you mean. When mine is all cleaned to a black mirror it looks damn good, snaps a few necks.

lol I'll have to get a pic

I'd take one for you tomorrow but I'm driving the Jeep right now. I only have 2k left on the warranty and still need to get my engine/metal shavings issue looked at.

 

I know there are guys that have a set of "off road wheels" and "on road wheels", but no way will I ever make room, so I guess I will find a cleaning routine for mall crawlers that like to hit a trail. Trails so perfect for me!