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Went thru a mud puddle today in the desert and spent an hour at the pressure wash to get it off. Afterwards, I now see this greenish/blue tint on my tires....outer edge and in between the tread. It's on there pretty good so not sure what I'll use to get it off, but what the heck is this?
These are new tires and didn't have any of this until after my wash. I did use a soap cycle, but the soap seemed pretty mild, wasn't colored and I washed everything off after.
I will say, the mud, combined with all the sand created a clayish, cement like mixer that took 4 high pressure passes to get off. Probably won't make that mistake again. On a side note, really like these Mickey Thompson tires offroad especially, and onroad as well.
These are new tires and didn't have any of this until after my wash. I did use a soap cycle, but the soap seemed pretty mild, wasn't colored and I washed everything off after.
I will say, the mud, combined with all the sand created a clayish, cement like mixer that took 4 high pressure passes to get off. Probably won't make that mistake again. On a side note, really like these Mickey Thompson tires offroad especially, and onroad as well.
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