Detailing Tip for Tires
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From: San Diego, CA
It was a big deal a while ago, but I never used them before that came to light and I'll definitely never use them after that happened. I've been a Meguiar's guy for over 20 years and they haven't let me down yet!
Fleet Mechanic
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From: NH
I don't agree with the Armor all accellerating tire dry rot. My 67 conv. had the same tires for 20+ years and the BFG AT''s on my Bronco which have been sitting outside for 6 yrs. still look good (probably a bit out of round though) and always used the AA.
I use it often in the summer but obviously don't bother in the winter. I have tried a few tire shines but haven't been happy with them. I'm sure there are others that are superior but the Armor all suits my needs.
I use it often in the summer but obviously don't bother in the winter. I have tried a few tire shines but haven't been happy with them. I'm sure there are others that are superior but the Armor all suits my needs.
Fleet Mechanic
Joined: Apr 2007
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From: NH
I have been using the original for 20+ years and haven't really noticed any difference in how it works, is applied, smell, feel or specific content.
Here is Armor All's contents to date:
Armor All® Tire Foam® Protectant contains silicones and a propellant. Armor All® Extreme Tire Shine products contain silicone, petroleum solvent and a fragrance. Armor All® Detailers Advantage® Protectant contains silicones.
Here is Armor All's contents to date:
Armor All® Tire Foam® Protectant contains silicones and a propellant. Armor All® Extreme Tire Shine products contain silicone, petroleum solvent and a fragrance. Armor All® Detailers Advantage® Protectant contains silicones.
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