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They didn't look like this yesterday and I didn't decide to give them a chameleon paint job today. There is only 1 of them that doesn't look like this. There is no film or liquid type feel to the tires, if anything they feel a bit dry. There are under 300 miles on these tires.
I am thinking I should bring the truck back to where I had my tires put on, this doesn't seem normal to me.

I appreciate any insight or help on this one!









 

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Might be the stuff they put on the tires to make the beads slipery to mount them. I would try to scrub them with a good wheel cleaner first. Should come off if that's what it is. I just had both tires on my bike changed and had to clean them before I put the wheels back on. There was this funky stuff on em'.

I'm diggin' the wheels :thumbsup:
 

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Yeah it looks like "bead soap" residue for mounting them. Get them wet and scrub them good with some car wash detergent and a brush and rinse them really well. Then hit them with a little tire dressing and you should be good to go.
 

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The other thing to remember is that they might be seeping a little extra oil from the manufacturing process since they got a good run under their belt. It might just be leaching off the excess oil.
 
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