I am looking for somthing to soften rubber tires that works better than WD-40 or Simple Green. Any Ideas?

Niftec Works on Rubber tires.

VHT works great.

StickEt makes some stuff for Capped Tires that works well also..........

We use vht also.

http://www.teameamotorsports.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=60&products_id=197

Coyote Stew.

Buggy Grip works well also,

where do I find these?

Buggy Grip works well also,Used,Simple Green works better and smells less.

We, Team Coyote, make it to use on cap tires.

GM Top Engine Cleaner

Used,Simple Green works better and smells less.
True! :thumbsup: Buggy grip is some strong stuff! :freak:

I heard "Soy Gel" really softens tires, make them look like crayons on hot payment...

a freind of mine recently tried using absorbine Jr. because of the similar smell to buggy grip , and beleive it or not he now swears by it for running on hard packed clay!!!

pb blaster but this stuff stink

"GOOF OFF"

http://www.valsparglobal.com/val/resident/goof-off.jsp

Not the best stuff to smell but it works and drys fast.

I'm not sure what the MSDS is for the stuff but I would be careful.

A toothbrush makes a good applicator.

Goof Off is the most popular at our indoor off road track.

"GOOF OFF"

http://www.valsparglobal.com/val/resident/goof-off.jsp

Not the best stuff to smell but it works and drys fast.

I'm not sure what the MSDS is for the stuff but I would be careful.

A toothbrush makes a good applicator.

Goof Off is the most popular at our indoor off road track.
I'll give it a try and the PB Blaster I use both in my garage and have both the GOOF OFF is some WICKED stuff! My daughter got ahold of some BLUE model paint,it went through our new clothes dryer. Looked like sombody put a handfull of crayons in the dryer. 2 hours later and a lot of scrubbing it took ALL of the paint out of the dryer.I think it should soften the rubber.Thanks for the info.

Trinity Zip Free is very popular at the clay track I race. Really softens the rubber (much more than buggy grip) without repelling the moisture in the clay, like WD-40 and some other solvents.