Black tire sealant to seal preserve old tires

Most ag tire shops sell it
it's called new tires

hey maybe you can coat the inside with that "Flex seal"
and "tire black" the outside
 
Yeah, Burt Monroe, I liked the part where he trimmed his toenails with a side grinder, great movie.

Meanwhile, if anyone suggests Armour All to you for tires or ANYTHING, take them out behind the woodshed and give them a good whippin'. And that would include tires, windhield glass rubber, dashboards, or any other part of a machine exposed to sunlight. Armour All turns vinyl and rubber an ugly yellow brown color, it makes it brittle and once you start using it you can't stop. A friend of mine used to call it "heroin for your vehicle". Looks good for a day or two and then starts its dirty work. I am amazed that anyone ever buys a second bottle.
 
I used to work with a man years ago, he was going through his second childhood, I guess...

He bough himself a Ninja motorcycle! No idea what he had, just knew it looked good. And he was one to keep all his toys looking good!

Yep, he Armoroiled the seat, first thing, before he even rode it!
 
Man, that must've been a slippery ride. One link below tells you this fellow's experience on his dash board. A lot of people will claim it's wonderful stuff. That would NOT include me for sure.
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Years ago, my boss had my truck detailed. The detailer put armor all on the steering wheel. Took several days before I could even get a good grip on it. I told him not to do that again. Safety hazard!
 
(quoted from post at 13:45:00 02/14/19) Yeah, Burt Monroe, I liked the part where he trimmed his toenails with a side grinder, great movie.

Meanwhile, if anyone suggests Armour All to you for tires or ANYTHING, take them out behind the woodshed and give them a good whippin'. And that would include tires, windhield glass rubber, dashboards, or any other part of a machine exposed to sunlight. Armour All turns vinyl and rubber an ugly yellow brown color, it makes it brittle and once you start using it you can't stop. A friend of mine used to call it "heroin for your vehicle". Looks good for a day or two and then starts its dirty work. I am amazed that anyone ever buys a second bottle.

Horse, I did a little looking around and I found a few complaints about Armour All. Nothing that I have not been aware of. I still use it though not really very often. It looks like the complaints are probably a one in 50,000 kind of thing.
 
Most are just coming up with something like a tire black. I am looking for something more then that. Something to coat a tire that is aging/cracking, etc.
 
(quoted from post at 07:49:41 02/15/19) Most are just coming up with something like a tire black. I am looking for something more then that. Something to coat a tire that is aging/cracking, etc.

Aha!! the same as we are all looking to put on our bodies, to make age go away.
 
(quoted from post at 07:49:41 02/15/19) Most are just coming up with something like a tire black. I am looking for something more then that. Something to coat a tire that is aging/cracking, etc.

Tire black's all you got, and it's only a cosmetic treatment and can only do so much. It's not going to cover up the cracks and look like something that wasn't painted on with a brush.

The process of a tire drying out and cracking is a chemical one which can't be reversed.
 
I understand. That?s all I also thought there was but my husband thought he had seen it mentioned that there was something more than that and did not remember what it was called. Someone mentioned to go to
Ag West and it was call New Tire. We have always used tire black.
 
(quoted from post at 09:50:10 02/14/19) Most ag tire shops sell it
it's called new tires

hey maybe you can coat the inside with that "Flex seal"
and "tire black" the outside

Cannot find “new tires” on Napa site or else where online.
 

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