Fluid leaking on all four wheels, what is it?
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I already did comment and agreed with most here that it was tire dressing.
And on and on we go........ Sorry OP, for creating more junk to sift through.
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Caramoe - Hopefully you washed the car by now (include thorough cleaning of wheels/tires to get rid of excess tire dressing) and are again checking for further "leakage" or fluids on tire/wheels. Best of luck and welcome!
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Guys...cut Mike some slack would ya? He's just trying to help.
It might be tire dressing or it could be grease fom a balljoint. But noone suggested leaking brake calipers yet. The seals around the pistons could be bad (or been torn by a tech during his last brake job of the day, or lines could be corroded/leaking...
I hope, for your wallets sake...its tire gel...
It might be tire dressing or it could be grease fom a balljoint. But noone suggested leaking brake calipers yet. The seals around the pistons could be bad (or been torn by a tech during his last brake job of the day, or lines could be corroded/leaking...
I hope, for your wallets sake...its tire gel...
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