Autoglym ITD500US Instant Tyre Dressing - 16.9 oz.

Autoglym is a solid line of products. Not the best, but never bad. In the case of this Instant Tyre Dressing, which BTW is really hard to find now in the USA as Autoglym has exited North America, the product is superb. Not too thick, so can be sprayed onto the tire or a rag and wiped on. Goes on as a white emulsion, dries nice and black. Lasts one a few washes or rain events. But they all don't last long. Still, better than many other major brands that hype their tire dressings. My go-to tire dressing for special events. Or you will have to re-apply very frequently if you want to keep that shine. You can go solvent-based, but you will get greasy tires with that. This is water-based emulsion. I like it. Smells man-ly nice, not fruity to make you want to eat it, which is great.

I love that it gives a nice new tire shine and not that overly glossy look of other brands. With a decent applicator it works great.

GREAT QUALITY PERFECT

Been using this on my tires for car shows the past few seasons and really like it. Easy to apply. Looks great. Doesn’t splatter.

I ordered this because other reviews said that it did not make the tires too shiny. That is accurate -- it makes the tires look more like new, and less like someone smeared vaseline on them. It also appears to last several weeks. Application is also very easy.

First used in UK and found it to be one of the best dressings I ever used. Does not leave any of that residue on my paint job after it sets for 30 minutes after application. Keeps tires looking new even after driving in the rain. Would recommend to anyone that specifically speaks to me about tire dressing applications.

Great stuff. Literally lasts a couple of weeks. Even through rainy weather. My BMW's tires never looked better. Smells good......Almost too good as it will attract flies depending on where you park after applying.

What I really love about Autoglym's tyre dressing is that it doesn't leave your wheels with that artificial, lip-gloss look. You can achieve a really glossy look with this if you spray it on your wheels and lightly buff it off. I prefer to spray it onto a micro fiber towel rather than directly onto the tire so that they look more natural. Some tire dressings can make your rubber turn brown, but Autoglym's never does.