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Why Choose Ranger Tire Paint

  • 🛡️ Road-Tested Durability

    Flexible finish designed for tire sidewalls—helps resist cracking, flaking, and fading in real driving conditions.

  • 🧰 Clean DIY Results

    Brush-on control for crisp edges and better coverage than pens. Easy to touch up if you want it perfect.

  • 🇺🇸 Made in the USA

    Blended and bottled in Tampa, Florida—built for drivers who put miles on their tires.

Pick a Color. Finish the Look.

High-contrast finishes for raised letters, whitewalls, and custom sidewalls. Start with one color—or grab a second for accents and touch-ups.

🌟Real Results from Real Drivers

  • Jeff

    “I loved the product!”

  • Mr. Johnson

    "Love your product.  Best I've ever come across. Thank you."

  • Bill from Azle, Texas

    "I am about to order another round of paint. This stuff looks great and stays very well!"
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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use it on off-road / A/T / M/T tires?

A: Yes. Ranger is designed for raised lettering and holds up well on off-road styles when properly prepped.

How long does Ranger Tire Paint last?

A: With proper prep and light coats, Ranger typically lasts up to 6 months or longer. Results vary by driving conditions (heat, rain, road grime), and touch-ups are quick and easy.

Is it hard to apply?

A: No. If you can paint within a line, you can use Ranger. Most customers finish a full set in under an hour or two, and the brush-on method gives better control than markers.

How many tires does a can of White Wall cover?

A: One 8 oz can of White Sidewalls covers all four tires with three coats (typical passenger/light truck sizes). Larger sidewalls or heavy corrections may require more.

Will it crack?

A: Ranger is water-based and flexible, designed to move with tire sidewalls. Proper cleaning, taping, and multiple light coats help you get the cleanest, longest-lasting finish.

Is it better than tire markers?

A: Yes—Ranger gives stronger coverage, better durability, and a true paint finish compared to most markers and pens.

What prep do I need to do first?

A: Clean the tire area thoroughly, dry it, and tape off anything you don’t want painted. Prep is the difference between “okay” and “professional.”

How long does it take to dry—when can I drive?

A: Let it dry fully before driving. Dry time depends on temperature and humidity; most customers paint, let it set, then drive later the same day.