What dressing do you put on your tires?

[bill440rt]

Thanks Bill.  I'll order a bottle & give a report on how it handles northwest weather.   

Well, if it can handle the NJ acid rain & other assorted pollution, it should hold up well in the northwest I think.   

[b5blue]

This? http://www.griotsgarage.com/product/tire+rejuvenator.do?sortby=ourPicks

[bill440rt]

Neal, I use this GG product on tires:
http://www.griotsgarage.com/product/long-lasting+tire+dressing+16+ounces.do?sortby=ourPicks&from=Search

When applied with a sponge it does not sling or give an overly shiny appearance. It has a thicker consistency over other dressings. The tire will have a little shine to it, but not in your face like bukkake shine. 
I haven't tried their Tire Rejuvenator, so I don't know how it works.

The other product I referenced above (RaggTopp) I use on vinyl tops.     

[Brads70]

I use this stuff.
http://en.meguiarscanada.ca/product/239

Works pretty good, lasts for quite awhile??

[DC_1]

I use this stuff.

Work great, last fairly long and gives a natural new look to the tires.

http://www.autoglym-canada.com/products/products/instant-tyre-dressing-2

[green69rt]

I use Griot's Tire Dressing.  After scubbing the side wall I apply it with a sponge.   Let it dry for 10 or 20 minutes then wipe down with a dry cloth.  This removes almost all the shine but leaves the rubber looking very uniform and dark, almost new looking.   I do not like the dressings that are black or shiny.  I don't like the black dyes that some car wash places use because they usually put too much on and it slings off the tire onto the side of the car.

[myk]

Lol, bukkake shine...

[b5blue]

Thanks guys I'll give Griot's a try, I just want to darken them back to normal. I'm stuck with these rim's and tires for quite a while there is just to much rubber left to pull them off for a nicer up grade yet. ($$$$!)