Getting Red dirt out of tires

I went to Moab three weeks ago and cannot get the Red Clay dirt out of my tires... not that I have tried very hard.

I tried an 'instant' cleaner and still have Clay Red instead of Black tires.

Any Ideas on a good tire cleaner?

THX.

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Snow
'00 Cloud White XE 4X4 3PAK

What, you don't wear your mud/dirt proudly??? C'mon, let it be, show the world you use your X as it was meant to be used.

Brent

Yeah, show off your mud and dirt proudly. Mud and dirt are your friends.

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Alpine Green
Auto 4x4
00 Xterra XE 3 pak
520 PIAA Fog Lights

Red dirt is the coolest. Got plenty in here in OK.

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Dave Lange ~ Super Black 2001 XE 4x2 Auto with 3pack ~ SWXC Member #26
Emma, vizsla, and Jimi, German shorthair ~ the X, the V, and the GSP more pictures

Bleche(SP) White tire cleaner available at any auto parts store. Use with a stiff bristled brush.

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:wq!
Senior Member - Southeast Xterra Club
Tread Lightly!

Westleys bleche-wite will do a great job getting those tires black again. Some cautions tho - it is strong stuff. Wear rubber gloves and do not get the product on any other surface except for the tires. Read and understand the label.
After you're done, use whatever tire dressing you like.

dave and Xtoy - red tires, yech

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I didn't mind the red the first few weeks, but after awhile it doesn't look so great...

Thanks for the tip!

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Snow
'00 Cloud White XE 4X4 3PAK

I understand that colored tires are popular with rice boys and LA street gangs.

dave and Xtoy - black is OK

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Had that with my Nissan 4x4 Pickup a few years back. We called the area (in the Meadowlands - NJ) Red Road - The dirt was actually clay that when heated from the exhaust system baked like ceramics do and sort of become welded to your truck. I know people that bring super soakers and wash it off as soon as they come out of the trail.

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2001 Xterra 4x4 SE Yellow