You know...I find it funny when folks take pics of their glossed tires. Even if you use a $1 bottle of "stuff" it will always look great and shiny in a pic. What's relevant is what it's made of and how long it will last. I have been detailing cars for over 40 years and have tried just about everything. What I found is that SLICK, by Hydrosilex, goes on easy...no splatter...won't stain your driveway like make of these chemicals do and lasts for about 2-3 months. The link to it is in post #26.
I use the dense foam applicators from Chemical Guys...they hold up very well, don't tear and handle the bigger knobby tires with ease. They are like $4-$5 each. I am confident that if you don't want to order SLICK, as long as you stick to a high quality brand from Groits, Chemical guys and Autogeek you will probably be ok. I have found the stuff at the local auto parts store is crap and doesn't last.