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99silveradoz71 Senior Enthusiast

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I don't know if I really have a favorite, I've got bottles and cans downstairs and tend to switch between them from time to time. Meguiars Endurance has been one I've used several times with good results.

502ci Enthusiast

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I've tried them all but "No touch tire care" is my favorite.

 

I don't like the shiny stuff, this product goes on and will make your tire look like brand new, like fresh rubber not wet looking...and is suprisingly one of the least expensive.

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Nothing makes them look nicer than coated in mud, matching mud on the truck helps too.

 

Joking aside, are there any that protect against weather cracking? Most claim they do, but how many can really back it? BTW, it's more with my travel trailer that I have problems with weather cracking because it sits a lot.

RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

RyanbabZ71

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Stoners, I have used a ton of different types and this one by far is the best application and lasts the longest

99silveradoz71 Senior Enthusiast

99silveradoz71

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I've tried No Touch in a purple can with good results as well. I believe that's just the dressing and not a cleaner. They make a foam that cleans then dresses as well.

takevin Senior Enthusiast

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Anytime you add the word"Best" you'll get 50 different answers, best thing is just pick out a few and see which one YOU will like the best. Its what i did, the No Touch is one of my favorites, you get some of the others that will make your tire super slick, kinda like using KY jelly at that point on it, but then after time, dirt/dust will stick to it lol. Then you'll have to scrub the heck off of it to apply a new coat.

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I don't know if I really have a favorite, I've got bottles and cans downstairs and tend to switch between them from time to time. Meguiars Endurance has been one I've used several times with good results.

 

I love your truck...anyone that keeps a rig that long and looks that well deserves ( KUDO"s ) some day that will be a sort after truck.... Jeff G

99silveradoz71 Senior Enthusiast

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I love your truck...anyone that keeps a rig that long and looks that well deserves ( KUDO"s ) some day that will be a sort after truck.... Jeff G

 

The truck in the picture is my 08 that I got in the fall of 07. Though my 99 which I had before it looked every bit as nice as the 08 did new. At least I'd like to think so. I'll have to dig up a pic.

00_Extended Enthusiast

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I have found that I like the No Touch also but I just used it on my 2009 with factory 20's. The truck is black and even after a quick wipe it still spattered on the truck......came off easly witha detail spray and cloth but still made me mad. I never notided it doing that with my 2000 but it was white.

 

I have heard of the Armoral goo stuff and that it works well, might try it after this can is empty. As other have said I like the look of no touch, not too shiney and makes your tire look new. Some other brands I have used over the years give the tires a brownish color after it wears off.

 

Joe

 

I've tried them all but "No touch tire care" is my favorite.

 

I don't like the shiny stuff, this product goes on and will make your tire look like brand new, like fresh rubber not wet looking...and is suprisingly one of the least expensive.

3187m1ZtFiL._SL500_AA260_.jpg

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atsource Enthusiast

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Nothing makes them look nicer than coated in mud, matching mud on the truck helps too.

 

Joking aside, are there any that protect against weather cracking? Most claim they do, but how many can really back it? BTW, it's more with my travel trailer that I have problems with weather cracking because it sits a lot.

 

 

I treat mine with ZEP tire shine and then cover them with inexpensive RV tire covers. Never had a problem.

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