shining/cleaning OWL tires

[Pop's Ram]

This isn't necessarily related to our new 2019 DTs, but was wondering what folks who have OWL tires use to keep the tires clean and shiny? I read a lot of the cans of products in the auto part section of WalMart, and none of them spoke specifically about using or not using on OWL tires. How do you all keep the tires black and shiny and the letters bright white?

 

[Edwards]

This isn't necessarily related to our new 2019 DTs, but was wondering what folks who have OWL tires use to keep the tires clean and shiny? I read a lot of the cans of products in the auto part section of WalMart, and none of them spoke specifically about using or not using on OWL tires. How do you all keep the tires black and shiny and the letters bright white?

I'm not a big fan but since I've got them with the ORG, here's a few learned lessons:
1. You need to clean the white parts really well at some point. I got a detail where they pressure washed the tires. I thought they were white before, but man, they popped after they blew off whatever shipping protectant or whatever was on there. I just didn't clean them hard enough when washing in the driveway.
2. The white part is not a surface layer, it runs deep. So unless you severely wear through that, it will be white. I would just use whatever tire goo you prefer and if they get a bit scuffed, wash them hard again. Scrub on them. I've seen white touch up things at the store before but I don't think you'll need it unless you are routinely abusive to the lettering (curbs, off-road rocks, etc.)

 

[79 300]

Simple Green works great for me.

 

[Piggywutz]

Spray-Nine and a stiff bristled brush.

 

[GerryS]

Yup. Stiff bristle brush is the key