Actually League City. Thanks!!Based on your avatar, are you in Webster? And yes, I agree that it looks good.
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Actually League City. Thanks!!Based on your avatar, are you in Webster? And yes, I agree that it looks good.
Actually League City. Thanks!!
I’ll keep my eyes open for you.If you see another black raptor around town, it's probably me.
To me, a wash and waxed vehicle is like wearing a suit. It's all cleaned up, doesn't matter what type of vehicle i. No shine on the tires is like wearing scuffed up shoes with your suit. Scuffed up is probably too harsh, as tires without shine don't look like crap, just like you have haven't bothered to polish your shoes in a while. If you aren't washing your truck often, only waxing etc to protect the paint, then sure...it's dress shoes with a bathing suit.
But I get it, do what you want.
ok... I’ll be #Thatguy
After the time it takes me to wash and wax Lucille, I am starting my 2nd pint and am looking at the tires and thinking to myself .... Yup, they’re round, they’re black. Looking good! They’re lucky they get washed with soap. Or anything other than rain for that matter. I’ll inspect them, check and adjust air pressure frequently - I’m a biker, tire pressure is kind of important, have my own compressor, hose, chucks, etc.
I also think shined tires on a Raptor is like wearing dress shoes and dress socks with your bathing suit to the beach. I think it screams “DORK” ( for context, think Pulp Fiction when Jules and Vincent get the hose at Jimmy’s ).
Some things, I just can’t bring myself to do. Among them
hard mount a cell phone to a motorcycle
dress or shine tires.
clean exhaust tips.
wear dress shoes and socks with shorts ... beach or no beach
drink scotch when bourbon is available... unless I’ve just slipped on out the back door after stiffing the land lady for the front rent and the back rent, in which case one of each + 1 beer is appropriate.
YMMV and all that.
For the people who hate the good ol tire shine but want make their tires look like new, use furniture polish. (Pleadge..etc)
This is what I use. I scub down the tires clean the spray and wipe.
I creates a satin, dulled, clean new tire look to it. I will repel dust as well.
I use it on my interior as well. All the plastics in the truck.