How to remove rash from tire sidewalls?
05-06-2011, 04:00 PM
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JK Freak
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How to remove rash from tire sidewalls?
Got a little carried away aiming for curbs. 
Retarded I know but all the cars in my life had low profile tires and it felt good not fearing the curbs.
But my tires look like poo now :lol: Wheels are fine
Retarded I know but all the cars in my life had low profile tires and it felt good not fearing the curbs.
But my tires look like poo now :lol: Wheels are fine
05-07-2011, 12:09 AM
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You could try a palm sander. 
Wranglers are about the only vehicle where light abuse not only fits, but kinda looks good. I am not at all a fan of the crushed panels, and don't ever want one / would have it fixed - but light damage is in a weird way nice. Just roll with it, and consider it a perk.
Wranglers are about the only vehicle where light abuse not only fits, but kinda looks good. I am not at all a fan of the crushed panels, and don't ever want one / would have it fixed - but light damage is in a weird way nice. Just roll with it, and consider it a perk.
05-07-2011, 03:26 PM
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The Jeep Doc prescribes a minimum of 4 to 8 hours of off road use, this is Dirt roads, or Rocks, Trails and a light application of dust and/or mud. Snow is also very helpful. Perform once daily for 2 days or more. That should heal the rash. Using the prescription more then prescribed will produce further enjoyment. 
Last edited by offtrack; 05-07-2011 at 03:28 PM.
05-07-2011, 03:29 PM
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Originally Posted by offtrack
The Jeep Doc prescribes a minimum of 4 to 8 hours of off road use, this is Dirt roads, or Rocks, Trails and a light application of dust and/or mud. Snow is also very helpful. Perform once daily for 2 days or more. That should heal the rash.
