3 types of tire wax

SENSHA Tire Wax is a professional-grade tire wax used by professional tire shops and dealers. You can select from three types of tire wax depending on your intended purpose or preference.

Aqueous Tire Wax

Non-sticky and easy coating. This product brings out tires' natural shine. Recommended if you don't want too much luster on your tires.

Oleaginous Tire Wax

This product contains alcohol. After application, the alcohol component evaporates quickly so there is almost no scattering of the coating agent. The effective ingredient provides long-lasting deep shine and water repellency on tires.

Oleaginous Tire Wax Professional

This product creates intense luster on tires and is suitable for exhibition cars in show rooms & motor shows. It forms a hard film on tire surfaces to provide an outstanding durability.

Tire wax that does not cause stains

Tips on tire care

Products in our tire wax series (Aqueous Tire Wax, Oleaginous Tire Wax, Oleaginous Tire Wax Professional) either do not contain surfactants at all or use the minimum amount to minimize a possibility of dissolving out antioxidants (we explain this in details below so please lead through). Therefore, it is totally safe to utilize these products, provided an excessive amount is not applied to tires.

Many commercial tire waxes contain a large amount of surfactants to enhance their cleaning power. If you use these products, they will dissolve out antioxidants contained in the tire rubber and produce a distinctive chemical compound. This chemical compound is highly penetrating of any materials.

When you apply a tire wax which is rich in surfactants, it produces the chemical compound. If an excessive amount of this kind of tire wax is applied to your car tires, the chemical compound will be scattered onto your car body and produce stains on paint surfaces that may be extremely hard or impossible to remove.

This kind of situation has become more common with the further development of tire materials in recent years. It tends to happen more often when tires and car body surfaces are new. Our Research and Development Department is well aware of this issue.

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