Tire Dressing, Tire Protectant, No Tire Shine, No Dirt Attracting Residue 32oz Natural Satin/Matte Finish, Aircraft Grade Rubber Tire Care Conditioner, Better Than Automotive Products

After having tried many different tire dressings, I really like this one a lot. It'll probably be my new go to tire dressing now. Rubber Care is quick and easy to apply unlike the thick gels I've used in the past which required a lot of elbow grease to work the dressing into the rubber. I've never liked greasy looking sidewalls as well as the associated messy sling onto body panels so I appreciate the satin, no-sling finish of Rubber Care. Another factor for me is that this product helps to nourish and protect rubber. If I can help prolong the time before the inevitable cracking and tire rot with age, I want to do it. I've done a few washes/rinses at the car wash with high pressure and the tires still look clean with no browning. That must be the ceramic component helping to extend lifespan. I like using the Chemical Guys Wonder Wave treaded applicators to apply tire dressings because the foam is durable and the ridges help to get the dressing onto uneven sidewall surfaces. All my cars have lower profile sidewalls so I find if I cut the applicators in half, they work really well and I get more uses out of them. Step 3 (a wipedown with a damp towel) is the most important step with this product so make sure you don't skip it. The water-based dressing doesn't absorb evenly so you will have spots all over your sidewalls if you don't go over them with a damp towel. I use old microfiber applicators (thick ones with a foam core) for this step so I don't ruin my good microfiber towels. For step 4, once again so I don't ruin my good microfiber towels, I do a light pass with those thick, blue disposable shop towels.

I had just bought all new suspension parts for my old Mercedes and to avoid this job again in 5 years, I wanted to treat the rubber with a conditioning protectant prior to assembly. After researching a recommendation for another product by a well known automotive youtuber, I read the reviews and did more research and decided against buying the other stuff. It was more $, smaller quantity, and the company had issued a statement NOT to use it on any external auto parts, internal ONLY. So I kept searching on my auto forums online, on Amazon, on youtube, etc. People recommended everything from Vaseline to Cocoa Butter- what? Finally I discovered several people SWORE by this stuff from an avionics product company. Few vehicles are subjected to the extremes that airplanes are I thought.. So thanks to Amazon, and their web site I was able to find a phone number- and they're NOT in China or child labor factory but in San Antonio! So I called and actually spoke to a tech whose name escapes me, but he explained the different products and applications to me. I asked about treating rubber suspension, etc. And he said that it would help prevent the drying, cracking and premature failure of Mercedes parts if they are made of rubber. So I bought a cheap spray bottle at the dollar store and waited. A couple days later the order came, I filled the sprayer and lightly moistened all the rubber bushings, Etc. I let everything sit overnight, and the next day I wiped off the excess (which wasn't that much- like the rubber drank the stuff) and the parts were installed. Since then I've sprayed it on my 60+ year old rubber mallet that was my grandfather's and the wife's tires, a few other things. It seems to be improving the look of the rubber but protecting it too. I'm very happy with the purchase. And although I wondered how long it would take to go through that big jug of Rubber Care stuff, I'm already almost thru the first spray bottle. I'm going to experiment with it on all the other stuff I spray protectants on, like those crappy plastic headlights, etc. And see how it does. Just be sure to only put it on CLEAN surfaces, (that was what the tech guy told me.) So, big jug of it for less $ than a little spray bottle of other stuff, highly recommended, wide application, seems to work well, nontoxic, Made in SATX, USA! Thumbs up! Hope this is helpful!

I like this product. It leaves a clean, satin look to the tires and not a plastic look. I put this on our RV tires and cover the wheels. I’m always pleased with the look of the tires when removing the covers. It feels and looks like it “moisturizes” the tires and helps keep them looking new. RV tires because of sitting are prone to damage from UV rays and dry rot. I believe this product will help the tires last longer. This is different than other tire dressing products I’ve used and will definitely buy again. I have also put this on black plastic parts and have been pleased with the results. Easy to put on and the bottle should last a few months using it once a month.

Great product!!!! I do not like the shiny look of most tire dressings, and I have used quite a lot. This gives the tire a rich, deep black, but not shiny. I just got it and put it on, it died not attract dirt. I don't know how long it will last. But if you don't like shiny, this is the product for you!!

This product gives a quality long lasting matte black finish to my tyres

Wash tyres with ordinary soap, then rinse and dry. Spray Aero rubber care and leave at for least 10 minutes… I gave it 30. Clean with a clean damp cloth before a clean dry one. You now have tyres that look like new, but the best bit is the are now UV protected from safe from dry rot. The final finish is like a newly fitted mat/satin rubber and not high gloss boy-racer spec. The point is this is made make the tyres last longer. Just brilliant.

Follow the instructions and you'll get a perfect finnish. The only difference I used a paint brush, sprayed it onto brush and tyre then work it over the tyre. They look good once it's done. Get in the habit every 2-3 weeks. It'll last for ages.

This has to be one of the best tire cleaner tire protection on the market , leaves your tires looking like new