Unable to remove residual tire lubricant a year after installation, despite multiple cleaning attempts.

Existing tire cleaners and soaps fail to fully remove the lubricant, and manual scrubbing is too slow and ineffective.

Severity

3Medium

Willingness to Pay

explicit

Added

Apr 26, 2026

Workarounds Described

scrubbing with dish soap
scrubbing with car wash soap
scrubbing with brute wheel soap
scrubbing with Adams tire cleaner
covering with Ammo Mud tire dressing

App Concept

TireLubeAway

A specialized chemical cleaner that dissolves cured tire lubricant without damaging rubber or wheels. Spray on, let sit, and hose off – no scrubbing required. Ideal for DIYers and auto shops dealing with stubborn installation residues.

Key Features

Targeted formula for tire mounting lubricant removal
Safe for all tire types and wheel finishes
Quick application: spray, dwell, rinse
Residue-free finish without dulling or discoloration

Target Users: Car owners and automotive repair shops dealing with residual tire lubricant from installation

Revenue Model: $14.99 per 16 oz bottle, $39.99 per gallon

Existing Solutions Mentioned

dish soapcar wash soapbrute wheel soapAdams tire cleaneranother brand tire cleanerAmmo Mud tire dressing

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