Not sure if this is tech or talk, but...
So I was at SEARS a few weeks ago picking my car up from getting an alignment after I installed all my suspension stuff, and the technician noticed i had tire shine on my tires. And he said "do you shine these tires often with that stuff" and I said "usually once a week when I wash and/or wax the car." Then he told me that tire shine products use petroleum (sp) products in them which eats away at the walls of the tires. He said petroleum products are not good for rubber AT ALL.
So I use McQuire's Tire Shine (all black tall can). What kind of tire shine do you guys use? Does it have petroleum products in it? Was the SEARS tech correct?
I tried checking to see if my McQuires had petrol products in it but couldn't really tell. I might have read them on the back, but couldn't tell if they were petrol products or not...i'll have to read it again.
...discuss...
So I was at SEARS a few weeks ago picking my car up from getting an alignment after I installed all my suspension stuff, and the technician noticed i had tire shine on my tires. And he said "do you shine these tires often with that stuff" and I said "usually once a week when I wash and/or wax the car." Then he told me that tire shine products use petroleum (sp) products in them which eats away at the walls of the tires. He said petroleum products are not good for rubber AT ALL.
So I use McQuire's Tire Shine (all black tall can). What kind of tire shine do you guys use? Does it have petroleum products in it? Was the SEARS tech correct?
I tried checking to see if my McQuires had petrol products in it but couldn't really tell. I might have read them on the back, but couldn't tell if they were petrol products or not...i'll have to read it again.
...discuss...