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I had a 2013 Shelby GT500. I would go to the shows etc all the time. I found I really didn't like a high shine tire on a car. It looked fake. I found a company called JaxWax out of OH. They had a tire dressing (Super Blue) that looked way more natural, more of a mat finish. It lasted longer than the real shiny stuff. I would say, on an off-road vehicle shiny tires belong at the mall. I have stayed with JaxWax on my truck and Bronco tires. It last a long time even after I head off into the mud. Not sure if this is real shiny or not, but looking real quick all I found was Mall Crawler.
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Tires don't need dressing. It's only something tire dressing manufacturers got people to believe they needed.
I also think I only washed my bronco twice last year....
Tires don't need dressing. It's only something tire dressing manufacturers got people to believe they needed.
I also think I only washed my bronco twice last year....
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lol…… I wash mine twice a day
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