i bought a new set of white wall Firestones from Crocker tire .My mistake was I cleaned the blue soap off my new tires with Wesley bleach now after a few day they yellow and after the winter they almost look brown. So,I cleaned them now with simple green they come white but n a weeks time they start yellowing again is there any thing I can do to keep them white or did I ruin them thanks in advanced for the help Joe !
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Originally posted by Jm29henry View Posti bought a new set of white wall Firestones from Crocker tire .My mistake was I cleaned the blue soap off my new tires with Wesley bleach now after a few day they yellow and after the winter they almost look brown. So,I cleaned them now with simple green they come white but n a weeks time they start yellowing again is there any thing I can do to keep them white or did I ruin them thanks in advanced for the help Joe !"Bullshit and Brilliance Comes with Age and Experience"
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Originally posted by Jm29henry View Posti bought a new set of white wall Firestones from Crocker tire .My mistake was I cleaned the blue soap off my new tires with Wesley bleach now after a few day they yellow and after the winter they almost look brown. So,I cleaned them now with simple green they come white but n a weeks time they start yellowing again is there any thing I can do to keep them white or did I ruin them thanks in advanced for the help Joe !
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Coker Tire recommendation for removing the blue film from new whitewalls :
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We suggest Simple Green concentrate along with a brillo pad, and some elbow grease. That should do the trick! However, if you have any issues, please let us know.
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Originally posted by 2manycars View PostAnother reason why I like black tires.Mechanical engineering 101: If you put an adjustment knob, screw, bolt, or tolerance specs on something, some people will immediately fiddle with it. If you mark it DO NOT TOUCH everyone will mess with it.
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have you called coker tire yet? or come up with any info for resolving the problem?
More yellowing information!!!!!
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