How do you keep your whitewall tires "White"?

[Ken K.]

Just checking with you guys to see how you get and keep your whitewall tires clean. I use the typical liquid whitewall cleaner also an S.O.S. scrubbing pad. Is there any other way to get them real "White"? Thanks

[Jim W.]

Re: How do you keep your whitewall tires "White"?

Wesleys's Bleach-White worked best for me when I had WW tires. Available at most auto stores.

[Tom S.]

Re: How do you keep your whitewall tires "White"?

I use comet and a good scrub brush.
Tom

[Harmon C.]

Re: How do you keep your whitewall tires "White"?

Never stack them If you have an extra set they turn brown and won't clean up. I learned the hard way. Lyle

[Tracy C.]

Re: How do you keep your whitewall tires "White"?

Be very careful with Wesleys's Bleech around aluminum wheels. It will cause spotting upon contact.

tc

[Clem Z.]

wesleys contain a acid that marks alum wheeel *NM*

[Dennis B.]

Re: wesleys contain a acid that marks alum wheeel

I use a product called Spray Nine. It works on whitewalls and raised white letters and does a great job on white convertable tops too. It is often found at Marine dealers and hardware stores. Cabelas and Bass Pro have it in their catolog in the marine area. I love it.

[Collin MacDonald]

Re: wesleys contain a acid that marks alum wheeel

I learned as a kid doing my Grandfather's Buicks with the wide whitewalls, SOS soap pads, cold clean water, hose, and elbow grease works the best with no danger to the wheelcovers or wheels....None of the new products I trust.

[Debra P.]

Re: How do you keep your whitewall tires "White"?

Hi Ken.
I use a sponge paint brush with GOOP, the stuff you use to clean your hands & then rinse. I use a hudson sprayer with distilled water. The water is hard in Arizona & it helps with water spots & your hands come out nice too.
Deb