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Tire cleaning

I've experienced that some brands/ compounds clean up better than others. Simple Green ( diluted) and a toothbrush has worked well for me.. again depends on the actual tire compound or manufacturer sometimes regarding how easily they clean up. Also warm/ hot water and dish soap like Ajax or Dawn has also worked well. I tend to steer clear of harsh chemicals/ aerosols when it comes to tires.
 
I prefer to use Simple Green but have been using Purple Power or something lately because it is what I have on hand. I soak them for a few minutes then wipe with a rag and rinse with warm water.
 
i use a combo of mud sand and general dirt works great đź‘Ť

alittle scrubbing with some ruff rocks and they shine right up
this is usually my preferred method as well. This set of tires has the most mold release ive seen. I just wanna clean up a bit because its so bad that it's bothering my skin a little while trying to mount them to beadlocks
 
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