Tread pattern and rim cleaning
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Tread pattern and rim cleaning
Hey guys,
I've got two questions for you rim and tire guru's.
1) I have a set of Michelin pilot alpin snow tires that I'm looking to sell for a friend. Two of the tires have a different tread pattern. I'm assuming these two are just a newer model as they are both Michelin pilot alpin tires. My question is will this difference in tread pattern affect performance in the snow?
2) I have one rim that has a hard black film on them that I cannot get off. I have no idea what it is. Almost looks like the tire slime that is used for temp repairs. Any suggestions on what I could do to get it off?
Thanks for your input as always. Pics below
I've got two questions for you rim and tire guru's.
1) I have a set of Michelin pilot alpin snow tires that I'm looking to sell for a friend. Two of the tires have a different tread pattern. I'm assuming these two are just a newer model as they are both Michelin pilot alpin tires. My question is will this difference in tread pattern affect performance in the snow?
2) I have one rim that has a hard black film on them that I cannot get off. I have no idea what it is. Almost looks like the tire slime that is used for temp repairs. Any suggestions on what I could do to get it off?
Thanks for your input as always. Pics below
Last edited by Revn29k00; 11-19-2014 at 12:56 AM.
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#3
Meguiars Hot Rims Wheel and Tire cleaner in the pink spay bottle should clean them right up like new. 3M also has a good "general adhesive cleaner" that works well on problem spots on wheels but it is usually only found at automotive paint store. Cheers
#4
Try Sonax Wheel Cleaner Full Effect: http://www.autogeek.net/sonax-wheel-cleaner.html