Markal - 51420 Tyre Marque Tire Marking Crayon for Temporary Tire Marking, -20 to 130 Degree F Temperature, 1/2" Diameter, 4-5/8" Length, White (Pack of 12)
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The answer is yes. In the event that you want it removed, it comes off. In any case, I still mark the inside, but it wears off just from use.
My guess is that it was for 12 people
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This product was exactly what I expected it to be. In my case, I used it as a marker after swapping between winter and summer wheels. The rim was extremely easy to write on, and I did not have to wipe the surface before hand. I did manage to accidentally smear one of the marks, which is still incredibly easily noticeable, but I did manage to rub the other mark off by accident.
I was very pleased with these tire marking crayons. Before I put my summer tires away in storage for the winter, I marked the locations on my vehicle where they should go. The marking stays good enough that it won't smear away when wiped away, but it can still be easily removed with a little It is unlikely that I will be able to use all 12 crayons, but the price was low enough that I can live with it.
You should use this to enforce parking rules if you plan to use it for that purpose. With a wet paper towel, they won't be able to remove it. Even in a torrential downpour, it will remain on the tires however, a car wash brush or some tire shine will remove it, so no one will have their tires ruined.
It does what it is supposed to. Honestly, I am not sure why I must have purchased an entire box of these things if they are just to help me remember where each one goes when I rotate my tires, but hey, I have enough for That's right, and some more.
This marker will do the job for you. In the same way that chalk and crayons write on whiteboards, it writes on tires. However, almost like a chalk and a crayon, it tends to break when in Whenever writing with this device, it is best to avoid exerting too much force.
One day I gathered several flat bike tubes and then sat down and found holes, marked them with these markers, and then started patching them. It is possible to see the tiny holes in tubes that have air inside them. When there is no air in the tube, if you do not mark them, they will not be found. This is a very effective way of making these.
I do not have any complaints. The tire crayon is made of rubber. There is nothing fancy about this. The device makes the task it's intended for easier (writing on a portion of tire tread that came off the vehicle tire prior to storing the wheels in winter / summer). Make sure that you are gentle enough not to break your crayon, but, again, the job is done without anything fancy.
To keep track of which side of the vehicles to keep my winter and summer tires on, and to rotate them from year to year, I mark them with these markers. Rotation is done only front to back for me, which seems to work pretty well. One thing that I think could be improved is the softness of the buttons. As a result, they would be less likely to break when being shipped and would leave a more visible mark. When I got it, one of the crayons was broken. The rest of them are good.