Trucking Along
Kevin wrote in and sent us his photos of the results:
“I have a fully restored 1959 ford truck with new tires, the truck lacked the visual punch that only white wall tire can give. I was very skeptical about painting my tires but did not want to spend another $700 to replace them.
I ordered two cans of your Ranger Tire Paint product. After thoroughly cleaning the tires and giving them a good sanding I applied your paint using a small dense sponge roller. I tried taking one wheel off and used a brush but then found no need to remove and lay flat the tire if you are using thin coats. The roller worked very well painting the tires right on the truck giving a nice finish which looks just like a side wall should. I was able to give each tire 4 thin coats 8-12 hours apart then let them dry for the good part of a week.
The end results were fantastic !!!!, great big smooth white wall tires that you can’t tell were painted on. A really great product which is fast (1/2 hour job) and easy to use with outstanding results. I collect old cars and would use this product on the best of the best. I highly recommend Ranger Tire Paint to anyone wishing to have the look only white wall tires can give at an affordable price. Great Product!!”
Three Wheeled Microcar!
A Messerschmitt KR200, a three-wheeled microcar produced by the German aircraft manufacturer Messerschmitt in the 1950s and early 1960s sporting Ranger Tire Paint whitewalls!
Low Trucking
This stuff looks great and stays very well! Despite my truck being low, I do drive down muddy and dirty roads and the white is hard to keep clean on my daily driver, but it stays very well.
The Lawn Mower
It went on easy as pie and very little prep was needed. It's durable and easy to clean.
Model T Ford Forum - Ranger Tire Paint
I really like Ranger Tire Paint. Here are some before and after pics. I also have a tire that was a blackwall that I taped off and turned into a whitewall!
