🚗 Glearo Tire Dressing Applicator: 2-Pack Reusable Foam Pads for Perfect Tire Shine - Easy and Mess-Free Tire Detailing with Large Hex Grip Design Review

Simply put a bandage on the strips and wipe off. It's a lot easier and doesn't leave extra dressing like brushes or fluff like rags. Then simply rinse and dry. Should be enough for hundreds of tires.

It's easy to hold and load, but the design is pretty bad. Due to the nature of the foam, you end up with too much on the surface of the embossed logos and not enough in the grooves. I'm wondering if a thick bristle brush will give the best result?

I've only used it once so far so good. The applicator appears to be made out of a strong, durable sponge and it was easy to apply the tire bandage without messing up the wheel. I'll update my review once I get a chance to use it more often and see how it holds up after some use.

Ergonomic best tire cleaning applicator I have ever tried. Durability not determined as only used a handful of times. It seems better built than most and hopefully the foam will stick to the applicator better than others I've used.

They worked fine the first few times but then they started falling apart. I use them very often so I was hoping they would be more durable. Also, the hoop reaches the grip very easily, so the hoop gets put on your fingers, but that's not the biggest concern.

I've been looking for the best Nitto truck tire care option for a long time. The large tread on the sidewall makes it a bit difficult to work with and previous applicators weren't great. This works fine. The built-in handle and variable applicator height make it much more functional.

They are just as good as the ones I have but they cost more. They are very good for applying bandages to things like tires, door panels. Plastic surface, etc. The hexagonal handle makes it easy to hold and operate. The foam keeps the bandage in place so it doesn't drip like others. Just absorbent enough without soaking up and wasting it all. Ideal foam density for this task.