Tire StickersRed Line Tire Add-On Rubber Stripe Kit - DIY Redline Applies to Any Tire with Glue Included - Custom Sizing/Thickness

My existing tires were in great shape and I always wanted redline tires but couldn't justify the cost of $368 for one 225/70-15. I found this product and thought why not take the chance to save $1317. I've driven 8000 miles in all types of weather conditions, temperatures ranging from 40° - 100°, thrashing the car through twisty and curvy Smokey Mountain roads and even rain and the redlines show no worse for the wear. I will purchase these again when my tires need replaced.Procedure:1) Remove tire/rim from car and lay flat.2) Clean area where redline is to be applied with acetone. I cleaned each tire 10 times to make sure the tire surface was free of any impurities.3) Trace inner and outer lines as shown in pics. The lines will act as a visual aid to help keep the redline concentric to the rim.4) Follow instructions from Tire Stickers.Good Luck!

Terrible fitment on the installation.I had to rip it off afer it was installed on the 1st tire it did not stick properly or lay flat in the areas of the tire where there were inscriptions.The alignment was also Horrendous.could not get a good circle.This is a non refundable item & i lost/ wasted $170.00 be very sure before buying Live & Learn

I followed the instructions to the letter for installation. I took my first 30-mile drive after installation, and one of the strips peeled off 90% and was slapping against the paint until I pulled off on the freeway and just pulled it off. Two other strips started to peel back also on the front wheel, but I caught it early and glued them back on. I contacted Tire Stripes who indicated no warranty replacements were available for self-installation, so I had to purchase a replacement. I am going to have to watch them with each future drive adhesion.

I was hesitant to try these since the idea of gluing a rubber strip to my tires and it staying on long-term seemed unlikely. But, there are few options and the people online who have them said they worked well, so I gave them a try. It's only been a few weeks but I've put some miles on my car (and done a few burn outs too) and so far so good. Hopefully, they'll continue to hold up well. I initially cleaned the sidewall rigorously but it seemed like once I got the initial dirt and oil off the sidewall I continued to get black/gray off the tire. I think no matter how clean you get the sidewall you're always going to get some black/gray off it but that's just my theory.

1) it fits poorly2) they look cheap3) they are not a full circle they come in sections.4) the glue is poor and will not last.5) you can’t clean them after install6) if you clean them or detail the tire the will fall off!Don’t Buy!

Just finished putting the red stripes on the tires of my '65 Pontiac GTO, white with red interior and red pin stripes. Looks great. Love the product. The only problem I was with the protective layer on the stripes. It was loose in a number of places on the stripes when I removed it from the packaging. I had to remove the loose sections before putting the stripes on because it just got in the way. The covering was also irregular in shape. In some places it was much wider than the stripes and this also created installation issues. Despite the problems, I love the end result. Really looks great.

Looks great application was straight forward

Used on the wheels on 1962 Belair