How to make tires white letter


Tire Lettering Tutorial: How to Make Your Tires Really Pop

Looking for an inexpensive way to transform your car’s appearance? Consider coloring the letters on your tire sidewalls! Not only will it freshen up your car’s appearance, but it’ll also separate your car from the pack with a unique high-performance look.

A Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 10th Anniversary Edition with white lettering on its tires, via Tuner Tom

All this project requires is about $20 and a few hours of your time.

Supplies You’ll Need To Get Started

First, let’s talk about the paint. You can paint the lettering on your tires any color you want. The most common color is white, followed by yellow. When painting tires, you have to use oil-based paint. The easiest way to apply it on the tire is with a paint marker. Now, let’s take a look at a comprehensive list of all the supplies you’ll need for this project:

  • Medium tip oil-based paint marker
  • Fine tip oil-based paint marker
  • Tire cleaner or Windex
  • Rags
  • Scrap paper, paper towel, or cardboard

Tire Lettering In 5 Easy Steps

Here’s what you need to do with each tire:

1. Remove the tire from your car.

2. Scrub the dirt and oil from the lettering area or the whole tire with a tire cleaner (or Windex if you don’t have tire cleaner). If you’ve used tire shine in the past, you’ll have to apply some extra elbow grease to get it all out. Once the cleaned area (or the whole tire) starts to look dull, it’s clean and free of any oily residue. Wipe with a clean rag until dry.

Make sure your tire letters are completely clean and dry! Credit: CashedOutCars’s YouTube tutorial

3. Grab your medium tip paint marker and shake it well. Pump the tip against a piece of paper, paper towel, or cardboard repeatedly until the paint starts to come out and the tip is well-saturated.

Saturate the tip of the pen with paint before beginning. Credit: CashedOutCars’s YouTube video

4. Color in the letters with the marker. The easiest thing to do is to fill in the centers first and then outline them carefully with the fine tip paint marker.

Take your time coloring in the letters for a clean look. Credit: CashedOutCars’s YouTube video

5. Touch up any of the spots you may have missed and let the paint dry. If you want your lettering to look brighter and bolder, apply another coat.

The end result. Credit: CashedOutCars’s YouTube video

A Few Tips

  1. If applying more than one coat, try not to press too hard with your marker because it may peel up the first coat.
  2. If you accidentally color outside the lines, cover up the paint with a black sharpie. However, the black marker might not exactly match your tire so it’s important to get it right the first time.
  3. Wear gloves and old clothes because it’s hard to wash out the paint.
  4. Add RimSavers to your rims. This is a great, inexpensive way to further accentuate your wheels.

TIRE STICKERS | Tire lettering for tire sidewalls worldwide

Welcome to TIRE STICKERS ®, the inventors of tire lettering and only official global manufacturer of branding solutions engineered for simple, steadfast application to tire sidewalls and rubber surfaces.  Our variety of products can be used for personal, commercial, high-performance automobiles, motorcycles, bicycles and off-road vehicles. Tire Stickers offers customers the ability to design custom tire letter kits and logos in short term durability or permanent, raised-rubber lettering that will truly make a statement.  We also offer custom color matching, Installation Service with warranty at Los Angeles location, as well as new tires with Permanent Raised Rubber kits professionally installed!  Check out some of our most popular products below.

Tire Stickers® has developed strong relationships with nearly every major tire manufacturer including Dunlop, Falken, Toyo, Continental, GoodYear, Michelin and more. As a result of this partnership, we are proud to be exclusively associated with and officially offer licensed tire brand name designs; only available through Tire Stickers ® ! Don't see your brand in our Shop? Order through the Create Your Own section! Tire Stickers offers logos and creative designs including flares, whitewalls,  upload your own design, and more! We continually add additional logos, designs and brand names.

DIY Tire Lettering Kits:

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Tire Paint Pens

 - If you're looking for the most affordable short-term tire lettering solution, check out our Tire Ink! Tire Ink tire paint pens are the easy way to give your vehicle a 'race' look without the cost of our longer term, customizable products. Inspired by our love of high-performance racing, we have developed Tire Ink to achieve a colorful accent for your tires at an affordable price ~$13.

 

(2) Short Term: Peel and Stick Tire Letter Kit - Ideal for quick and easy application with durability to withstand extreme driving conditions. Short term tire decals are ideal for car shows, races and photo shoots lasting for a 1-2 week period.  This tire letter kit is a quick, customizable, and affordable improvement over tire paint or tire pen products that discolor over time ~$40 .

 

(3) Individual Letter Permanent Raised Rubber Kit - The Individual Letter Kit is the most affordable permanent tire lettering solution available on the market! This tire letter kit provides a durable bond and quality appearance lasting the lifetime of the tire, perfect for daily drivers!  This kit is fully cleanable even after 40,000+ miles of intense driving.  This kit features tire letters individually curved and appropriately sized for your wheel and tire setup. Multiple colors are available and each kit includes application adhesive and Tire Stickers Rubber Cleaner! ~$75.

 

(4) Pre-Curved Permanent Raised Rubber Letter Kits - This tire letter kit provides a durable bond and quality appearance lasting the lifetime of the tire, perfect for daily drivers!  This kit is fully cleanable even after 40,000+ miles of intense driving.  The product is guaranteed to be stain free from normal driving conditions!!! Each Raised Rubber Letter Kit includes a specially designed tire adhesive, Tire Stickers Rubber Cleaner, and instructions for application, maintenance and removal. For the most affordable solution, check out our Individual Letter Kits available in our most popular font.  For application convenience, we recommend our pre-curved kits designed to fit your tire size perfectly.~$100.

 

In addition to branding solutions, TIRE STICKERS® offers products for tracking, flagging and identifying tires for easy inventory management as well as tools for application of our products. These solutions include QR codes, bar codes, data matrix, RFID and other tire tracking / security technologies.

Our affordable offerings have been tested rigorously to withstand the most demanding environments and conditions. We are committed to expedited service and interactive relationships with our customers, creating designs that are sure to leave a lasting impression. What do you want your tires to say about you?

TIRE STICKERS AT A GLANCE

 

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ATT-Tires wheel stickers are made from premium multi-layer rubber with a self-adhesive backing. High adhesive adhesion, elasticity and wear resistance are the main advantages of our stickers over competitors.

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  • Temperature changes

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  • Quick assembly without skills

    Average installation time for 4 wheels - 1 hour

  • No problem at the car wash

    Keeping a distance, you can wash safely

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About the product

Bright white lettering on the tires of the car looks strict and elegant. The letters themselves are made of high-strength materials, the unique structural multi-layering of this product will keep the strength and whiteness of the letters for a long time. The dirt-repellent surface will not allow them to look dull and not bright.

ATT-Tires offers you to distinguish your car from a number of other cars by using graceful white letters on the tires of your car. The color of the car in this case does not matter. The main idea is based on the contrast created by the white color of the letters in relation to the black tyres. On a black background, the white letters on the wheels are easy to read, which means it can be used for both personal and promotional purposes. You can put your company logos, the name of the sports club, of which you are an active member, on the tires.

White wheel decals can be installed by anyone in the shortest possible time. Simplicity and ease of installation allow, in case of force majeure, not to replace the entire inscription, but to dismantle the damaged part of the inscription. This will save money and time on ordering new stickers.

White letters do not fade from UV exposure, do not turn yellow during operation and always look contrast against black tires. Confident legibility of letters while driving, thanks to the strobe effect, guarantees you curious and interested glances of passers-by.

Before mounting the letters on the wheels, the surface of the tires is degreased and treated with a special compound that fills the porous structure of the tire and securely adheres to the surface of the letter. With little effort, you can quickly install the stickers on the tires of your car or motorcycle.

The surface of the tire itself does not require additional grinding before sticking the letters, it is quite enough to wash and degrease the tire, it is not damaged by the chemical composition of the fixing material. The letters are easy to clean in conventional car washes and can withstand high-pressure jets without breaking or peeling off.

The white letters on the tires are in perfect harmony with the color of any car, especially at night, when all cars take on dark shades and bright letters are clearly visible.

The pricing policy of our company allows you to buy white lettering for tires at the lowest prices. You get exclusive styling elements at reasonable prices and save on the installation of expensive elements of the exterior design of your car.

By ordering white letters on the wheels of a car, you emphasize the severity and classics of the car. They look equally impressive on big black SUVs and low sports cars. When buying a set of letters, you get a complete instruction for their installation, as well as all the materials necessary for this (degreaser, primer, napkins and gloves).



How to draw on car tires? Or a rubber marker review!

I somehow caught fire to highlight the brand name on the tire (like on sports cars or on off-road tires), but everything turned out to be not so simple ... It turns out that there is no information on the Internet on how to draw on rubber / tires / wheels correctly.

The first step was to find something to draw with so that everything drawn would not fall off the next day. I started looking on the Internet, there are many options, from paint to marker. But I decided to stop at the marker, because. it will be easier to draw. The car at that moment was under repair and on winter tires, which means I had enough time to implement my Wishlist in the summer. It was very important that the paint with which we paint was elastic and resistant. And this turns out to be not easy. And the most interesting and appropriate (as I thought at the time) was the Edding 8050 tire marker with a 4mm tip.

Marker is specially designed for applying any marks and inscriptions on rubber, BUT this does not mean that it is suitable for applying to tires - as it turned out later. In general, I bought this marker and tried it in the evening. In general, I painted one wheel with this particular marker in 2 layers, but I was not very pleased with the result. They are very uncomfortable to draw. The paint either does not pour out at all, or vice versa, there is a lot at once and spreads. In general, I got along well with him. It cracks and doesn't hold up well. I do not recommend you buy this marker! This is how I tried the marker on the inside of the rubber.

Here the inscription has a border and is easier to draw. The paint will not spill over the edge. But on the outside, the inscription does not have a side and this complicates the process. Because excess paint may spill out of the letter.

Fortunately, my brother had another marker in the garage - the cheapest paint marker with a 4 mm tip. and the next wheel I painted with it. It was already easier with him, but the thick sting / pen / tip does not allow you to draw accurately. So I found exactly the same cheap marker, only with a 2 mm sting.

And now with a thin marker, everything has become much easier and faster. I recommend this marker for painting tires. If for the first time it took me an hour for the first wheel, then it is many times less. As a result, the rest of the wheels were painted in 2 layers with a thin and cheapest marker. It is not necessary to paint in two layers, it also holds and the effect is the same.

As practice has shown, the brand that is specially for tires lasted the least - about 1 week (it soon decreased, possibly due to the fact that it was on the front right wheel), this is of course very little. After 3 not even the slightest trace remained. But the cheap paint marker is still holding up, although it is well worn. Top of the wheel covered with ink for rubber Soft99 (there will be a new post about this) - so the inscriptions look very impressive !!!

And now let's figure out how to draw on tires correctly:
  1. it's not a fast job.
  2. Wash the tires, at least the part where you will paint.
  3. Degrease the surface before painting with a margin of 3-5 cm around, so that dirt does not accidentally get in.
  4. We start drawing from left to right (it's more convenient and you won't smear the paint) and very carefully, take your time.
  5. We wait at least a couple of hours until the paint dries (it is better to leave it overnight, but not necessary).
  6. Putting on the wheels and catching the glances of passers-by ;)

After following all the rules and with due care, you will get an excellent result. And if you still don’t shuffle the rubber on the sides, then extend the service life. But do not think that this coverage will last for a long time. The paint is not elastic and cracks. And flies away with time.

Here is the result from a simple paint marker after 2.5 months.

Marker on rubber after 2.5 months

As you can see, the marker is almost invisible. But there was no trace of the Edding 8050 marker in a week.

I covered the top of the wheels with Soft99 rubber ink (this will be a separate article) — this way the inscriptions look very impressive!!!

And this is how fresh inscriptions, which are one day old, look like. Updated the inscriptions so to speak.


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