Wheely Great Tire Dressing Spray - Protects Rubber from U.V. Rays - Rubber Tire Conditioner So It Won't Dry Out and Crack - Keeps Tires Black, Not Shiny - Removes Brown Film from Sidewalls

Works really well. Almost lost a star for not sending the spray nozzle, but that star was recovered by the company quickly sending the spray nozzle out, so I didn't have to return it. Good customer service, along with a good product. Wheels have a nice Black color without having that plastic shiny look.

Bottle was blue & did not come with sprayer ?

Keeps the trailer wheels shiny and lubricated.

Looked great on the golf cart tires. Turned my expedition's tires brown 😥

Sprayed this on my bicycle tires that were drying out and developing tiny cracks. This restored them to new condition and I'm very pleased with the result. I live in the Arizona desert and the rides are often hot and dry so this is a welcome relief where the rubber meets the road! NOT tire shine but tire conditioner.

Just like every product Lithium makes, This stuff is fantastic. If you want a greasy looking, shiny tire this Is Not for you. If you want a healthy, like new look with UV protection and zero dirt attraction this stuff is phenomenal. It goes on easily and looks fantastic. It will leave a nice fresh and healthy look. More importantly it's also keeping your tires hydrated and protected. The rubber now has a deep, rich black look with the slightest but of luster. Wheely great makes my car look more natural, without having that obnoxious unnatural looking greasy tire. I will never go back to the synthetic shiny and greasy tire dressing again. There is also zero sling and it seems to cure immediately. Tires in good shape will need less product. If you run into older or sun damaged tires, they'll soak up a little more product. You can apply, wait a few minutes and wipe off or apply and leave it alone. Totally your choice. Highly recommend

Not cheap, but this stuff works, looks and prolongs tires better that any other product I have used. It seems to last twice as long as any other of the other automotive brands I have used over the years.I have learned the hard way that expensive Michelin uses a nasty trick of making tire sidewalls (only the sidewalls) out of rubber that starts cracking in a about 12 months if not given TLC. Other than a sales and marketing trick I cannot understand why, but they do. Since using this stuff every 60-90 days the cracking issues have disappeared and all my car and truck tires are looking good.

So far its the best I ever had.