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Originally Posted by kenny-1907
Are you meaning with water, tire foam or both lol . The tire foam trick i have been doing for years , it started with my 88 K1500 jimmy , then my 96 Sierra and now my 2000 Silverado without ever having any problems of any kind due to water or the tire foam. The older vehicles you had to be careful with the water spray , but it is not like i am right in there full force with the pressure washer nozzle. The tire foam does the job of loosening the dirt and crud like i said so all you have to really do is rinse it off.
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Greetings Kenny,
I often use Tire foam cleaners for tires. On the cans (3 brands I've used) - each says to avoid spray on painted surfaces or metals.
The reasoning I had - was that Tire foams are a petroleum based product (to work well with rubber) - but that it is too hard on paint and metal surfases - actually softening or weakening any clear coat or painted surfaces. Does the tire foam product you are using allow spray on painted items or metal surfaces?
White Lightening