VMGontheRocks
Well-Known Member
I found a new way to soften up tires, it works awesome.
All you need to do is run to the store and pick up 4 packs of Adolf's Meat Marinade. One package for each tire. (the cost is less then $1.00 a pack the my local grocery).
In a zip lock bag big enough to hold a tire, mix up the marinade with about a cup of hot water and put the tire in the bag making sure the tire is coated with the mixture. You should leave the tires in the bag over night.
After the tires have been sitting in the marinade take them out of the bag and rinse them off well in the sink first, then throw them in the dishwasher or washing maching (I used the washing maching and Tide) with soap and run them through a cycle... And you will have soft and sticky tires.
Rccrawler
All you need to do is run to the store and pick up 4 packs of Adolf's Meat Marinade. One package for each tire. (the cost is less then $1.00 a pack the my local grocery).
In a zip lock bag big enough to hold a tire, mix up the marinade with about a cup of hot water and put the tire in the bag making sure the tire is coated with the mixture. You should leave the tires in the bag over night.
After the tires have been sitting in the marinade take them out of the bag and rinse them off well in the sink first, then throw them in the dishwasher or washing maching (I used the washing maching and Tide) with soap and run them through a cycle... And you will have soft and sticky tires.
Rccrawler
You just have to play with the tires you have because I have noticed even with proline tires that even though they are the exact same tire the batches between them might be softer or harder then another batch. :redneck:
