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Jake Burt has been working in the automotive industry for close to a decade and is currently the store manager of Burt Brother tires in Sugarhouse, Utah. Visit them online at...read more
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"Hi, I'm Jake from Burt Brothers Tire and on behalf of expert village.com we're going to answer a question here for you and talk to you a little bit about those shiny tires you see on other cars. They always have that fresh, new appearance; like they just drove it out of the showroom. There's a product that they sell called "Tire Shine". It may have a few other names, including Tire Dressing, and different names like that. You can find it at your local parts store, even your supermarkets, and the automotive sections of different stores. Any manufacturer is fine, as long as it shines your tires. I'm going to show you, it's fairly simple. If you just had your car washed, it always makes it easier. You can see this tire is pretty dirty. We're just going to spray this on, cover the tire, let it sit on here for a moment, make sure you get the entire tire covered, then just wipe it off with a piece of cloth. It gives the tire a "brand-new" appearance. It works really good for keeping the tire clean. It also helps protect the side wall from cracking, so go out and buy "Tire Shine.""
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