*How To Clean Your New or Discolored Brown TIRES Like a Pro!!*
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- Today, you guys are going to learn how to properly clean your tires, why they get so brown and dirty, and why its important to keep them clean! You'll get to see the before and after! Don't miss it! Thanks again for watching and don't forget to like this video and subscribe to my channel so you don't miss any more of my content!
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Had to smile a bit - Michelin tires are the absolute worst for browning. I remember one vehicle that I had to clean 8 times before I got nice white foam. Good practical demonstration - thank you!
Nankang are the absolute worst for it - the softer the tyre, the worse it is
This was super helpful thanks man! I love detailing and this video just made me a way better detailer!
(Subscribed to your channel and can't wait to watch all your videos!)
Thank you! Saw your video and tried it on my old dirty golf cart tires..."it WORKED". Awesome.
Great video man! Needed these tips
this 20 minute video could be condensed down to 3.
Some people want to see the whole process, brother.
Definitely works. Thanks!
Greetings from the Ohio Porters.🇺🇸 Ahhh…it’s good to take care of those nice, new or newer tires. I like that you were honest about having to possibly clean them 2 or more times before they really change enough. 🤩 A good brush makes all the difference. Like the old saying…”You get out what you put in” is very true in this case! I like to clean, degrease my tires when I take them off to rotate them, but that doesn’t always work because that process takes HOURS. But it’s very effective!! 😎 Here’s something that I’ve found as a backup…I take some 2x6 or 2x8 blocks of wood, place them under each tire, drive upon them. This gets the tires off the ground and allows me to get to the entire side of the tires. It also raises the tires up so I don’t have to struggle as much physically. I’m usually washing the entire vehicle as well at this point. When I drive off those blocks I know that they’re clean, treated and dried enough for me to show off my hard work. Remember, most of us don’t have the luxury of doing them in a nice big garage. Enjoyed your video! 🤩 Keep em coming! 😎✌️
Great video man!! New sub!
Great video! It was nice that you showed us the real deal. It takes usually more than one scrub and with elbow grease they come out fresh and new looking. Thanks again.
Tahoes SUCK!!
Helped a lot the 33s on my truck have gotten super nasty
Fine video. FYI the browning is also due to anti-ozonant that tyre manufacturers use to prevent the rubber from stiffening prematurely. If you store completely clean tyres for 6-12 months without them coming in contact with any dirt, they will nevertheless begin to look brownish due to exuding of anti-ozonant.
I didn’t learn about the anti-ozonant until after I made this video! Maybe I’ll do another video explaining this as well! Thanks!
Well that explains a lot! Thanks
Assuming anti-ozonant is a good thing, then "cleaning the brown off" hastens tire aging, no?
@@housey4446 I think it's mixed into the compound. Therefore you can't clean it off.
@@housey4446 Yes. You are removing and depleting the protective compound.
New subscriber thanks for sharing your getting close to a 1000 subs good luck to you
Preciate the video..helped a lot
Keep up the shine brother 👍
subscriber #65 thanks for this video. planning to make video like this soon
I really appreciate your time and sharing it. I will try your method because yours came out very nice. Thank you
Great video.
thank you!!!
Detailed info 👍
You the man! Wanna see what you use to clean the wheels...
I’m new here but Wuzz up thanks for the video
Welcome to the channel brother! I haven’t been posting much lately due to busy life, but I will get back to posting some content soon! Until then, enjoy the current videos!
What if I have aftermarket anodized wheels will the apc mess them up with some contact ?
I use Superior dark fury to clean tires and wheels. It does a great job! I use hyperdressing if I want a quick dressing it dries to a matte finish. I also like VLR dressing it gives a gloss shine but takes a bit more time to apply appropriately.
36 subs ? Nice content bro .
I do this with my drill brush and it usually only takes once.
What brand is that water hose and nozzle? Great video btw 👍🏻
Both the hose and the nozzle have worn out and been since replaced since the filming of this video. lol So I don’t remember exactly what brand they were. But I got them both at Lowe’s.
THANKS
I tried this idea on my Bridgestone tyres but I was getting quite a bit of running marks plus the brown stuff wasn’t coming off as much as I’d like. Just by random I tried one of those white magic eraser pads with soapy water and it comes up awesome. I could see the brown stuff straight away in the water.
I’ve actually heard of people using Magic Erasers on tires! Just haven’t tried it myself yet. Sounds like I need to give it a try!
You put your tire brush back in the bucket before cleaning it. As a detailing person I clean my brush after its dirty Before putting it back in the bucket. Washing the car or tires. Tks for the video.
nice video! do you know if any of these products will mess up my white walls? or will they actually help them?
If you’re using a wheel or tire cleaner, or any all purpose cleaner / degreaser, it shouldn’t hurt your white walls. If anything, it should help! There are companies out there that offer an actual white wall cleaner too. I think Car Brite carries one, as well as several other companies I’m sure. Hope this helps!
@@thebrasstack6523 Thanks for the quick reply! I know what i’m doing to the C10 this weekend haha. I’m sure i’ll be watching more from you
White walls are brutally tough for reasons I have no clue. The more you scrub them the whiter they get.
I think a more fair comparison would be if you washed the whole thing normally first so it is clean vs deep clean not dirty vs deep clean
I scrubbed with straight dawn soap and a stiff bristle as hard as I could and the tires still turned out brown. Tires were on 2/mo old BFG Ko2s
What would you recommend for browning tires, But I have matte wheels and think they are more sensitive? could be wrong just what I was told. Only thing I'm worried about is hurting the wheels can't stand the browning looks so bad.
The browning of the tires could also be from the “anti-ozonant” that they put in the rubber. It’s hard to get it to completely go away. But if you stay at it and keep doing this process over again, you’ll eventually get most of it off. If you’re worried about your wheels, just use a separate safe wheel cleaner for them and use a more harsh cleaner on the tire.
I suggest not diluting your degreaser for tires. You want full force on it for less time spent cleaning. Then scrub the cleaner in with the brush without soap and water. Then scrub with soap and water, and rinse. I can guarantee you will spend a lot less time on wheels and tires.
Hey I was just curious how you get so much foam on the wheel. When I use my tire brush there is no foam and I feel like I’m just rubbing a brush with some water on it.
Are you talking about the tires or the wheels?
Soap in a bucket
Super Clean really works well for this, even if you first scrubbed and rinsed with detergent; you will still get that brown runoff after spraying and scrubbing with Super Clean. It makes your tires look like they are brand new off the shelf with solid black color. But, it is so expensive now I don't use it anymore. Also, it will wreck your skin so gloves are not optional with that stuff.
super clean is the best
@@tripyhippy I think the price has come down for a gallon of Super Clean. I still cannot figure out why it works so well for cleaning tires.
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Quick question, can you use this method on the whole tire on the car while it is parked, if I hire someone to do that? To succeed at diminishing new tire outsourcing you must treat the whole tire, both sides. Or do i need to put car on lift, like a garage does?
We have never done anything but the outer face of the tire. It is nearly impossible to do the entire tire (especially on smaller cars with very little wheel well space) without actually taking the wheel off the vehicle. We currently do not have the tools or equipment required to do that. With that said, not cleaning the rest of the tire is not going to affect the tire’s lifespan. Hope that helps!
Is the brush the chemical guys big blue stiffy? Thanks.
I believe so, yes!
I have a question about using degreaser, I saw on tik tok that using degreaser makes your tire rot for taking the oils off the tire. Myth?
There aren’t really “oils” in your rubber tires. However, some stronger degreasers have been known to dry out the rubber a bit, especially on older tires. So just make sure you dilute your degreaser to the recommended ratio on the product label and use a good tire dressing once the tire is dry to help replenish any moisture that the rubber has lost. Hope this helps!
Can I use the all purpose degreaser cleaner on my seats?
I wouldn’t recommend that. They make better interior products for that! For cloth seats, use Chemical Guys’ Lightning Fast. For leather seats, use Chemical Guys’ leather cleaner!
The brown is from within the tires it's called tire blooming if you are using all purpose cleaner degreaser cleaner it contains sodium that will make tires brown out because of the natural blooming from the tires. So reduce your APC to 4 Part water and 1 Part degreaser.
Do you have any tips for restoring black rims from what seems to be a chemical discoloration. When the rims are wet they look great, but when dry there is a faint white discoloration all over the rim. ? Help pls..
Your black wheels probably need some paint correction. Much like the black paint on a car, it will get weathered and start to look bad if they’re not taken care of properly. So it’s time for them to be buffed and polished!
@@thebrasstack6523 thank you so much!! Will be doing this weekend!!
@@thebrasstack6523 update: 2 passes of rubbing compound and extra care with polishing compound the the rims are looking damn good! Thank you so much for your knowledge!
@@revoldrofnugoblarevoldrofn9278 Absolutely brother!
Dont tell anyone… But Dawn dish soap works well and inexpensive, or laundry soap, but whatever cleaner you fancy i suppose
Would construction acetone do the work
Acetone is more of a solvent-like product. It would do better on removing things like tar if used extremely carefully. But I don’t think it would do much for cleaning tires.
I just need to remove that non stick spray on new tires, will this process accomplish that?
It should take care of it! Just remember that it may take more than one try!
does dawm dish soal have sodium
im gonna try unfortunately my year old Toyo tires have turned brown
yooo the tape was actually the best method in this experiment!! why dont you tape your wheels and remove it?
You think the super clean all purpose cleaner will have the same results?
Honestly, any basic cleaner that has been diluted correctly should work!
Only Super Clean with 4 to 5 pass followed with mineral spirits can get a significant improvement on the brownish look of the tire.
You are dissolving the factory UV protection from the tire .
??
The “factory UV protection” is called antiozonant. This product is not just on the outside surface of the tire. It is mixed into the rubber during the tire manufacturing process and it remains in the rubber throughout its lifespan. What I’m talking about in this video is the antiozonant that happens to be on the outside surface of the tire. When driving down the road, it’s constantly getting ripped off of the tread area by the pavement, but the product remains mixed into the rubber, so it’s not a big deal that the outer layer is constantly being removed. On the sidewall, however, it doesn’t get constantly removed, so when it’s exposed enough dirt, grime, and other normal environmental elements, it turns a gross brown color. That’s why we use this process to clean all that off. Most quality tire dressings these days have a uv protectant in them. So once we clean those sidewalls, we add a tire dressing to replace any of the uv protectant that we scrubbed off in the cleaning process. But once again, it still really isn’t a huge deal since the rubber has the antiozonant throughout. Hope this helps!
problems with blooming?
Always wondered what makes them fade and brown? Is it brake dust or sun uv rays or both?
It’s literally everything man, from brake dust to road dirt. Over time they just turn brown and need a good scrubbing!
Also excretion of anti-ozonant which turns brownish upon oxidation.
@@fretho8410 Yes, absolutely! Anti-ozonant is another big one!
If you don't put tire dressing does the tire get dirty quicker?
I really don’t think it matters. I think the tire is going to get dirty wether it has dressing on it or not. However, I use a water-based dressing instead of a traditional petroleum based dressing, which helps the dirt to not stick to the tire.
What kind of tire cleaner you use
These days, I usually use Wheel & Tire Cleaner from ExoForma. Hope this helps!
Where can I get it at
@@andypressley4702 exoforma.com/products/tire-wheel-cleaner?_pos=1&_sid=0d262cf54&_ss=r&variant=34446241530016
Here's a tip which I've yet to see anyone do. Get (4) 1' pieces of 2x12 and put them under (behind) your tires, slightly toward the inside of the tire. Back your car up onto them so that your tires have a 1.5" gap under them. Then you can wash all the way around the tire and you don't wind up with the little flat spot at the bottom that never gets scrubbed or treated with tire shine.
Or if you have the time - just take off each wheel and do it the right way. :)
For God's sake - don't use a 2x4! According to "The Brass Tack", all kinds of mayhem can ensue.
Obviously, you can just roll your car forward after washing the majority of the tire to get to the spot underneath but I don't like getting in my car when I'm all wet and soapy so I use the wood trick. I've done it for years and never killed myself or anyone else.
Here’s a tip: NEVER pull a vehicle up onto 2x4s. That is extremely dangerous for many reasons. Instead, once you’ve cleaned the wheels & tires, simply pull the vehicle forward or backward about 12 inches and finish the missed areas.
You are definitely right though about just taking the wheels off and “doing it the right way.” I do have the ability to do that, and I do it for certain clients. But that service is more expensive than leaving the wheels on (as it should be) and most clients don’t want to pay that extra cost.
@@thebrasstack6523 Just out of curiosity, why is it dangerous? I've done it for years on 4 different sizes and types of vehicles. I'm still here so it must not be too extreme.
@@ptzish I’ve been present when other guys have done it. I’ve seen a vehicle slip off the 2x4, once it was wet, and land on a guys hand. (Given, he shouldn’t have had his hand there in the first place.) I’ve also seen a 2x4 go flying when a guy went to back the vehicle down off of it. Since the floor and the 2x4 were both wet, there was no resistance, and when he let off the brake, the front wheel drive car immediately threw it across the shop and hit another guy in the back. It was crazy! After witnessing those accidents, I’ve never used 2x4s.
@@thebrasstack6523 Ok, I'll revise my 12" 2x4 to a 12" piece of 2x12. Problem solved. Thanks for the heads up.
@@ptzish Stay safe out there bud!
I'm new here
Your tires look great because they are still wet as is the case with everyone else. You have to show what they look like dry otherwise it's pointless. I also have Michelin Defenders with brown on the sidewalls that are impossible to get off. Looking for a solution and still haven't found it.
It requires a stuff brush like what he has. I have one with a longer handle, so I can get in there and apply a lot more pressure with both arms. I first wash my Defenders with a mixture of dish detergent and liquid Tide HE (just about a 1/4 cup each in a 5 gallon bucket of hot water). Use a tight circular motion and as heavy pressure as you can stand, and about 3 minutes per tire; then rinse them well. USE RUBBER GLOVES.
Last step for me is Super Clean and the same brush just rinsed off. Super Clean is about $20 for a 1 gallon jug at Walmart. Use a spray bottle and spray it on and scrub it immediately with the same brush with tight circular motion. Watch as brown gunk runs off. Scrub some more, adding a few more spritzes of Super Clean. Rinse, scrub, rinse, scrub, rinse done making sure you get every last bit of Super Clean off the Defenders. Done. Enjoy your Defenders as they were made to look; very black and looking brand new.
Same here!
All you have to do is to use a brush with shorter and harder hair, let the product work for cca 2 minutes, wash it off and repeat until the foam will not be turning brown during brushing... - that is very important! Then will be your tire black like new after drying...
As I’m sure you already know, APC will never remove all the dirt.
It all depends on the apc you use and how it’s diluted. Some are better than others. That’s why it may require doing it more than once. There are cleaners out there that are made specifically for tires that will probably do a better job, but an apc will do if that’s all you have on hand.
Then for the finish coca-cola and sugar water let's say $3 tire shine....
not helping because the brown-ish colour happen when the tire is fully dry.. you just said with 15 years experience but i see nothing.. it just not helping
What product are you using?
Difficult to see anything inside a garage.
Yellow awesome $1.25
Aerosol can spray oven cleaner $1.25
$1.25 each at dollar tree
Everyone thank me
You know a lot of people do appreciate these videos and I do appreciate some of them but if you don't know how to use degreaser and scrub a wheel and tire to get it clean.. smh.. I think they get driver's license to anyone these days
Believe it or not, a lot of people have no idea where to begin. It surprised me too. But at the end of the day, they’ll never know if nobody shows them. I’m sure there are plenty of things that I have no idea about, that some people would consider common sense. So if you don’t know how to clean your wheels & tires, here ya go. I’m just here to help out!
What wrong 😑 with dirty tires
Excellent way to waste water and money ;)
ZaheenX says someone who plays video games on TH-cam. Nice try bro. Go somewhere else.
@@thebrasstack6523 I just bought new tires and my friend accidentally scrubbed 2 of my tires before I stop him. He scratched my new tires. Is there anything that will take scratches off my tires or are they ruined. I appreciate your help if you could thanks. Also nice video ignore that jerk,👍
Roads ToMadness did he scratch the tires or did he scratch the wheels? I’ve never heard of anyone scratching a tire. Unless they used something really sharp that cut into the rubber.
@@roadstomadness2335 Clueless dummy. If your tyre wall is badly damaged you need new tyres again.
Lesson, don't let people drive your car if they suck at driving.
@@thebrasstack6523 You won't get very far in life if you can't take constructive criticism.
ok, just so we are clear.....you are getting soap and water together and scrubbing tire with a brush and it is cleaner than when you started?
OMG!!!
I feel like such an idiot, i never imagined trying this.
thank you so much.
Take your negativity somewhere else dude.
You talk to much
lol Well if that’s all you’ve got, I’ll take it. Thanks for the advice.
Talk less and show the results if u have good product why bla bla bla
The “bla bla bla” is to thoroughly explain things to the folks who have no idea what they’re doing and who need step by step guidance. There are so many videos out there showing the “satisfying” processes, and the cool before & after shots. But this channel is built to actually teach people how to do it and WHY it’s done a particular way. We would rather over explain, than under explain. This gives the folks who have never done something like this the confidence to do it without questioning if they’re doing it right.