Do tires need to be dry,or can it be applied to wet or snowy tires?
2082978
It can be dry. I didn't like the spray pattern and how it applied to the tire.
2082979
I personally think it works best on dry tires, but have used it on wet (not snowy tires) and to the best of my knowledge, it still helped.
2082980
i generally apply it in the garage, so tires are generally dry or almost dry. before i bought it i read about people applying it while on the road. my conclusion - best dry, but do what you must.
1236615
These are some of the most slickest tires I have ever used. Dry conditions you can get through a corner. Wet really depends on your abilities but if you have ridden enough you should be able to get through wet corners.
2181232
Hi Jeff, I don't have a lot of experience with these tires in the snow. They are on my Daughter's car who is away at school and the car has not been out in the snow this year.Sorry I could not be more help.
1009984
This tire can be used tubeless with the proper wheel and valve stem. I prefer to use a heavy duty self sealing tube. You never know when you'll find a nail, sharp branch or thorn hiding in snow or sand.
544330
The tires are rubber with air nossels. Would be good for outside use. Very sturdy.
2092231
You can use this in any kind of snow, but the wetter it is the slower you will need to go and it may clog easier.
2140222
Yes it will stick to wet tires. I loved this product. I was a mail carrier and it worked awesome for me.
999908
It does on ice. I spray it on bottom of shoes, too, and tires. Great stuff!
1157288
I have no idea about what ply the tires are, but they handle mud, snow and ice fine. I have had no problems with these tires.
159833
We took it out on a sunny day, however there was still water in the curbside from the earlier ran and muddy water got caught inside the tires. It is not exposed to the lights, however it does not come out easily. I took the entire tire off to attempt to drain water and could get most of it out, but not all of it. I dont think it is meant to be in water. Mud also found its way into the battery compartment just from the splashing. :(
2225104
I am sorry. I have not applied my supply, yet. I believe that it is too expensive to be used on tires. One of the comments about this product was written by a person that indicated that he is in the auto detail business or something similar. He says a lot about the application and use. You may want to see other comments posted on Amazon.
733956
Since there are "treads", snow does build up in them. No different than the soles of a shoe, really. Not sure about icy conditions, as we avoid them.
1567830
I have not tried snow , but I have hilly terrain so I mounted tires and put 3 gal liquid in each tire with 10 lb air and it does great. I think they will do good in snow. good luck BILL WARD.
1520431
Works great for Fall rain. I haven't used it in the summer, so I can't answer the tires question.
1491352
I would say it's water resistant; I have two of them outside and they are holding up fine. Water pools on the top of the stack and doesn't seem to get in easily. I still wrap the tires in large leaf bags for an extra layer though.
1386714
I have used on all kinds of icy snowy conditions, and they seem pretty good, but as a seasoned veteran of northern NH winters told me when I showed him these tires, "There's nothin' gonna save you if you hit sheer ice." And I found that out this winter. So, moderate layers of snow, thin layers of packed snow, crusty snow, and thin breakable ice, they are great! Hard thick slick ice -- stay off it, particularly slick bumpy ice!
2168908
Hey buddy I mud my jeep and drive through water and it hasn't failed yet. Just mount the compressor somewhere dry!