Tuf Shine Tire Cleaner CONCENTRATE Now Available!

[Nick McKees37]

TUF SHINE Tire Cleaner Concentrate

Tuf Shine Tire Cleaner, better known as the good stuff among professional detailers, is an intense tire cleaner that deep cleans tires better than you ever thought possible. Tuf Shine Tire Cleaner safely removes polymers, silicones, waxes, grease and previously applied dressings to leave your tires with a clean and natural looking appearance. Tires cleaned with Tuf Shine Tire Cleaner will arguably be as clean, if not cleaner, than the day they left the factory. New concentrated formula dilutes 1:1 with water!

Within seconds of being sprayed onto the tire, Tuf Shine Tire Cleaner begins to penetrate and deep clean the surface, removing previously applied dressings, dirt and grime. In order for Tuf Shine Tire Clearcoat to properly bond to the tire, it must be squeaky clean.

TUF SHINE Tire Brush

Tuf Shine Tire Cleaner is arguably one of the best tire cleaners out there, but Tuf Shine didn't stop there. The Tuf Shine Tire Brush might possibly be the best $5 investment in detailing supplies you’ll ever make.

This ergonomically designed tire brush deep cleans tires, ridding them of dirt, grime and previously applied dressings. Its lightweight design and stiff nylon bristles ensure maximum scrubbing power with minimal user fatigue. The Tuf Shine Tire Brush is the perfect compliment to Tuf Shine Tire Cleaner.

It's critical that the tires be thoroughly cleaned before applying Tuf Shine Tire Clearcoat. If the tires are not cleaned properly, Tuf Shine Tire Clearcoat will not properly bond.

This is what the tire looked like after the initial cleaning.

Are My Tires Clean Yet?

Great question. You know the tires are clean when all the brown is gone. As you continue to scrub you'll eventually see white foam. When you see the white foam, you're finished cleaning. Thoroughly rinse the tires after cleaning.

No Brown!

TUF SHINE Tire Cleaner CONCENTRATE 128 oz.

TUF SHINE Tire Brush

Tuf Shine Tire Clearcoat: Permanent Tire Protection Made Simple

 

[KillaCam]

I have a feeling this is going to sell like hot cakes.

 

[WRXINXS]

How safe is this cleaner on wheels because I'm sure some of the overspray would get on them during the tire cleaning?

I have some wheels with curb rash and the beginnings of clear coat failure and am wondering if this would affect those areas?

 

[Becciasm]

No issues that I've noticed with Tuf Shine cleaner on wheels. I've not used it on uncoated wheels though. It was much safer than OTC degreasers (simple green, PP, etc), and I liked using this product more than Megs APC D101.

 

[swanicyouth]

You forgot the 16 oz of the clearcoat - that new as well.

 

[van185]

TuffShine is wonderful stuff. The best tire cleaner that I've used!

 

[Deep Gloss Auto Salon]

Only way to justify this expensive tire cleaner is when applying tuff shine tire coating after as a pristine clean surface is required for durability...

For when using normal tire dressings this is a bit overkill and there are many other more cost effective / appropriate cleaners

 

[DogRescuer]

$59 ouchie mama

 

[WRXINXS]

Only way to justify this expensive tire cleaner is when applying tuff shine tire coating after as a pristine clean surface is required for durability...

For when using normal tire dressings this is a bit overkill and there are many other more cost effective / appropriate cleaners

Not necessarily. I use "Normal" tire dressings, but might use this every other month or so to be certain I got off all the old dressings, and get a deep clean of the tires to really be able to get a fresh start.

 

[ExpertCarWax]

I like the product, but price seems a bit steep. How does this differ from some of the other popular alternatives out there?

 

[TimmyG]

Only way to justify this expensive tire cleaner is when applying tuff shine tire coating after as a pristine clean surface is required for durability...

For when using normal tire dressings this is a bit overkill and there are many other more cost effective / appropriate cleaners

+1

It's good stuff, but I'll stick with my normal OPC/tire brush combo.

 

[TufShine1]

Gentlemen,

TUF SHINE Tire Cleaner was developed for preparing tires for our Tire Clearcoat and it does an amazing job. I would also like to point out that it is an all purpose cleaner as well and is BIODEGRADABLE. We like the environment too! It is non-caustic, and contains no phosphates, solvents or acids. Use it to clean engines, car mats, tools, and garage floors. Can also be used around the house as you would any other APC. It comes as a ready to use formula in order to clean silicone dressings from tires, but can be diluted as much as 60 to 1. As you dilute it for other uses it becomes more cost effective. If you are cleaning tires only to put other dressings on them, dilute it approx. 4 to 1 and it becomes more competitive in price. We only sell the best products and sometimes it costs more to do so.

Best regards

Ron @ TUF SHINE

 

[Nick McKees37]

Gentlemen,

TUF SHINE Tire Cleaner was developed for preparing tires for our Tire Clearcoat and it does an amazing job. I would also like to point out that it is an all purpose cleaner as well and is BIODEGRADABLE. We like the environment too! It is non-caustic, and contains no phosphates, solvents or acids. Use it to clean engines, car mats, tools, and garage floors. Can also be used around the house as you would any other APC. It comes as a ready to use formula in order to clean silicone dressings from tires, but can be diluted as much as 60 to 1. As you dilute it for other uses it becomes more cost effective. If you are cleaning tires only to put other dressings on them, dilute it approx. 4 to 1 and it becomes more competitive in price. We only sell the best products and sometimes it costs more to do so.

Best regards

Ron @ TUF SHINE

Thanks for sharing that information Ron. :dblthumb2:

 

[ihaveacamaro]

No issues that I've noticed with Tuf Shine cleaner on wheels. I've not used it on uncoated wheels though. It was much safer than OTC degreasers (simple green, PP, etc), and I liked using this product more than Megs APC D101.

After using both Tuf shine and d101 I disagree, but respect your opinion. Why do you like Tuf shine more than d101?

 

[Becciasm]

After using both Tuf shine and d101 I disagree, but respect your opinion. Why do you like Tuf shine more than d101?

Oh no worries. I just was physically affected by d101.. headaches and such, even with breathing protection, etc. And even when not sorting it but using in washer for cleaning microfiber, etc.

That's why I'm not one to recommend the product. It worked, just dont like how i felt.

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[ihaveacamaro]

Oh no worries. I just was physically affected by d101.. headaches and such, even with breathing protection, etc. And even when not sorting it but using in washer for cleaning microfiber, etc.

That's why I'm not one to recommend the product. It worked, just dont like how i felt.

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Oh yeah you and someone else had that problem, I remember now. Glad you found something that works headache free rops:

 

[swanicyouth]

Ron, I bought a gallon. You can take all my money, I don't care. My GF's new car came with DITG (dealer installed tire grease). One time around with the cleaner and I had white foam. Once. Hardly any scrubbing.

Product works well with a foaming sprayer.

 

[Becciasm]

Oh yeah you and someone else had that problem, I remember now. Glad you found something that works headache free rops:

Yep, no problem Roshan.

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[ExpertCarWax]

Great info, thank you

Gentlemen,

TUF SHINE Tire Cleaner was developed for preparing tires for our Tire Clearcoat and it does an amazing job. I would also like to point out that it is an all purpose cleaner as well and is BIODEGRADABLE. We like the environment too! It is non-caustic, and contains no phosphates, solvents or acids. Use it to clean engines, car mats, tools, and garage floors. Can also be used around the house as you would any other APC. It comes as a ready to use formula in order to clean silicone dressings from tires, but can be diluted as much as 60 to 1. As you dilute it for other uses it becomes more cost effective. If you are cleaning tires only to put other dressings on them, dilute it approx. 4 to 1 and it becomes more competitive in price. We only sell the best products and sometimes it costs more to do so.

Best regards

Ron @ TUF SHINE

 

[ls973800]

Just spent the last 1 1/2 hours trying to clean my tires with my just purchased Tuf Shine Tire Kit. I have scrubbed 3 of the tires so far 5 time with the Tuf Shine tire cleaner, and can hardly get any suds or foam from it. Nothing like the pictures are showing at the beginning of this post.

I have even done a few scrubs with Blech-Wite and then another coat of Tuf Shine cleaner, but still hardly any suds! From the pictures I don't think the 3 tires are clean enough yet for the tire dressing, and I don't think I'll have enough cleaner to do the 4th tire.

Kind of disappointed after reading reviews of this product and only seeing one or two poor results. I was hoping to be able to do both cars without buying more cleaner.

The tires are Michelin Latitude which are 14 months old, factory installed on the 2012 MDX. I have only dressed the tires twice since buying the vehicle new, and the dealer had some type of dressing on them when we bought the car.


Any recommendations for OTC cleaners which I can buy locally to get the job done?