Tire StickersCreate Your Own Custom Tire Lettering Add-On Accessory - DIY/Easy/Glue & 2oz Touch-Up Cleaner - Custom Sizing/White (Pack of 8)

Amazing product. Make sure that you enter all the information properly when purchasing the item. Here I’ll give you some instructions that will help the process.First things first, you will have plenty of glue so don’t worry about applying too much. I felt that a little extra was always better than spreading it too thin. Also, there is 2 layers of transfer film. One later really visible holding all of the letters together and a second layer protecting each layer individually.You all also need an exacto knife and tweezers.You will need a few things to follow the instructions I am about to give you.First you would need A few shop brushes, acetone, automotive degreaser and tape if you want to use it to protect your wheels from the acetone.Take the wheels off the vehicle. I found that I was OK doing two wheels at once rather than the whole set. With the tires with the hose and start brushing them to get any loose dirt off the wheels. Then, rinse the tires in spray them with a good automotive grade degreaser. Let the degreaser seat following the manufacturers instructions. Brush the tires once more to get everything off of them. Rinse the tires. Are used a leaf blower to speed up the drying process. Are used a few shop towels to dry them completely. Using the same shop towels are used a little bit of acetone instead of wiping the tire off. I only focused on the side wall because this is where your lettering will be applied. You will notice that whatever applicator you’re using for the acetone will come out looking very dirty. Continue to wipe the tire with acetone until you get A nice clean surface that doesn’t look greasy anymore.Next thing you will do is grab a straight edge and mark the very center of your wheels basically dividing the tire into two semi circles. This will help you center the top and bottom decals.My set of lettering was 13 characters so it was divided into parts. I found that if I work quick enough I could handle doing five or six letters at once. Gently wipe the first set of decals with acetone. Take your glue and apply it to the perimeter of the first letter and then ensure that you get a good amount of coverage on the remaining areas. Don’t worry about covering every surface. We will cover that soon. Repeat the process for the next letter until you finish this set. Quickly grab your shop brush and spread the glue evenly on all the letters making sure that you don’t get too much spillage on the side of the lettering. Quickly apply the decals on the tire. Start applying pressure to the decals making sure that you get it every area seated flush against the sidewall of your tire. Do not apply to much pressure as this will cause seepage on the glue. Quickly apply the decals on the tire. Start applying pressure to the decals making sure that you get it every area seeded flush against the sidewall of your tire. Do not apply to much pressure as this will cause seepage on the glue. After about five minutes of applying pressure leave the deca alone and don’t do anything else with it yet. Move onto the next decal weather is the second half of the one you’re working on or the bottom decal of this wheel. After you finish all the details for the Set of wheels Go back to your very first decal and remove the outer transfer film. Touch up any spots that need extra glue by lifting the decal, applying glue then apply pressure for five minutes. Move onto the next decal and repeat the process until you have removed the outer transfer film and touch up any spots that were not adhering properly.Last step is to grab your X-Acto knife or tweezers and start removing the individual transfer film for each letter. Be extra careful because if the decal has not fully dried then you will lift it along with the transfer film. Repeat this process until you have finished all the decals and all the letters. Do follow the manufacturers instructions which indicate to wait for hours before driving.

Way easier than using a paint pen or the like. Plus it looks better and lasts longer.Yeah it's kind of pricey, but that way not everyone will have them. They are pretty easy to apply. I took the tire off and scrubbed the tires thoroughly with acetone before applying. So far no problems.Update: It has been three months of winter and they still look great.

It's not worth it if after every drive, you have to reapply glue to the letters. I'm taking mine off and cleaning the glue up. I'll NEVER do this again. $150 down the drain.I was happy initially because it looked really cool and I got a lot of compliments. Then theystarted peeling, and catching brake dust. I tried cleaning them but the stains were permanent. After every single drive, letters were hanging off. I tried a stronger glue, but that didn't help either.

I wanted the original white letters that came on these cars wheels(1985 Toyota Celica Supra) and the final product is better than perfect. I highly recommend this company and I would definitely use them in the future again. Came with instructions and with everything I needed for installation.

Excellent product and makes your tire and car look GREAT!!! Make it look sporty and aggressive at the same time. A must have.

This is a good product if u APPLY IT RIGHT. Use ACCETONE u can buy it from walmart make sure u use it. If u don’t use it ur stickers WILL fall off. make sure to scrub very well till ur towel has verrrrry verrry little dirt onto it. I spent 10-15 minutes on each wheel scrubbing constantly for just one side. take your time i took 5 hours alone to install mine but it came out good.

They seem and feel like quality. Maybe it's my lack of experience or maybe it's the glue or the skinny tires I put them on but stickers looked great once put on. After allowing plenty of time to cure the first drive they are peeling off pretty badly

Not 100% but i love em,