🖍️ Steelman Yellow Tire Marking Crayons: Identify Tire Damage with Ease, Box of 12 Review

It makes a very light mark that you can barely see and if you want it to show up more have to write over it several times! & not only that, it will fade within 2 days.

They do the job ok, once you go over it several times. At work we use a different brand that is more of a chalk, it is much easier to use because you can go over the tire once and it leaves a nice bright mark. I found that these don’t work at all on tires that are dry rotted, and when they do mark the mark is very dull. In addition, when you want to remove the mark, you will have to scrub it, even if you use brake cleaner At work, the chalk marking material we use just comes right off with…

I do a lot of tire rotation service at work. This is so much better than the china marker pencil. This one lasts long. And don't take it for "permanent" I marked tires and this can easily be rubbed off. I use it to mark the location of the tire on the inside so we don't screw up.

These are a yellow crayons . a 'China Marker'. They might work on paper but they are useless on rubber or any other material I have tried.For marking tires use a paint marker instead: Allstar Performance ALL12051 Yellow Paint Marker or Sharpie Oil-Based Paint Marker, Medium Point, Single, Yellow (SAN35554)

I WORK FOR A CAR RENTAL COMPANY AND OUT OF SERVICE CARS GET THEIR WINDOWS MARKED SO AS TO WICH AREA TO TAKE THEM TO. That's my review.

Don’t know about the weather resistant but stayed on the side of the tire but still ain’t enough to stay on the surface point of the tire except inside the treads

I work at a tire shop. These don't measure up to better chalks. They wipe off very easily, sometimes just rolling the tire rubs it off, they only mark on dull or roughed surfaces, and are more rubbery than painty.

I gave it one star for a lack of less. I'm a truck driver and got box of these just to mark outside of trailer tires in the winter so I can see if the wheels are turning, sometimes brakes freeze causing the wheel to lock up. Im totally disappointed, no matter how hard I press the marking is almost invisible.

Always nice to have a crayon in the shop. Can be used to mark darn near everything. Very nice for labeling parts that will be laying around a while.

just large crayons, they don'y write very well on rubber, white walls maybe, just not on black wall tires. Thanks for attention.

DO NOT PURCHASE! Can’t read the markings on the tires. I even tried several of them thinking I got a bad one so now I can’t return them because I don’t have the whole pack. Very dissatisfied customer!

Product was not as good as I thought it would be. bought this to write the tire sizes on my tires for the tire shop I owned Thanks for attention!

It's ok for occasional, temporary marking such as marking punctures for patching. Melted a bit in my parked car, but held enough shape to use. Wish it marked a bit brighter, but overall, good enough, not great.

I love these crayons. They are hard and will last you a very long time. Only problem is that they wont write on the tires if they are wet. The other brands will because they are soft but will last a week and maybe break in half sometimes. Compared to these, ive been using one for over a year now. One box may last you a lifetime depending how often you use it.

Bought these to use on the Planet Mojo channel (YouTube) when I did a flat roof project using EPDM rubber. It does not mark EPDM rubber very well. It worked, but a kids crayon will do just as well.

As a result of using this product, I found that it is a must-have tool for every mechanic dealing with tires. The yellow color is highly visible and makes it easy to identify and mark tire damage. The set of 12 crayons is ideal for multiple repair jobs, and it goes on smoothly without any mess.

These crayons suck Baaaad! I had to mark for a large patch on a tractor tire and used the entire point of a crayon and could barely see the markings. I had to rapidly grind the crayon against the rubber to even have an indication of a white mark on a black tire. Sure wish I would of listened to the negative reviews on this product!

I purchased this product because I could not tell if the business was rotating my tires with this product you mark two tires and their is no doubt that your tires were rotated.

I have been a repeat customer with these tire crayons due to the low cost for more product position. I have used them in all seasonal conditions and I am somewhat disappointed. These crayons perform well in the mild to semi hot times of the season, however there are factors to getting them to perform clear on the rubber. If tire is too dirty, too slick, too hot, too cold, they are lacking in performance. Also they break very easily. If you press too hard while writing they break in half. Sharp…