What is the function of tire wax?
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Tire wax serves the following purposes: 1. It can polish the tires to maintain their black color and nourish the tires, acting as a protective agent. 2. It can restore the original new appearance of the tires, prevent UV damage, avoid rubber aging, cracking, and discoloration, and effectively extend the tire's lifespan. 3. It can thoroughly remove oil stains and dirt from the tires and has a protective effect, preventing tire hardening. 4. After applying tire wax, the tires can regain their original black color, becoming shiny and resistant to dirt. However, there are drawbacks to using tire wax: 1. It may damage the wheel rims because tire wax has a certain level of corrosiveness, and the application process covers a large area, which can harm the rims. 2. Tire wax may also seep into the wheel rims, and over time, it can dry out and accumulate, becoming thicker, which can compromise the seal between the tire and the rim, leading to lower tire pressure and affecting driving safety.