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I have a new set put on the car about 6 months ago and they are still like new. I haven't done anything to clean them.
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I bought mine 3 months ago. Same deal as above. I used sos pad on it like I used to do years ago and they are as bright white now as they were three months ago when I first cleaned them. Make the other BFG's I have look bad.
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A friend of mine bought 2 WL BFGs last Spring and has the dreaded brown letter disease on them. So it isn't resolved yet.
Shiny tires aren't my cup of tea either Greg. I still use a spray can of silicone. Tires looks better with that natural non shiny black, any day of the week.
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