🔥⏰Oil-Based Waterproof Tire Marker Pen
🔥⏰Oil-Based Waterproof Tire Marker Pen
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🔥⏰Oil-Based Waterproof Tire Marker Pen
Turn Plain Tires Into a Detail Worth Noticing
Add bold lettering, clean accents and custom color to tires and DIY surfaces with controlled oil-based paint flow.
Small details change the whole look
Your Wheels Are Clean—But the Tires Still Look Unfinished
Faded lettering and plain black sidewalls can make an otherwise polished ride feel incomplete. Add the color, contrast and personal detail the setup is missing.
Color built around your style
Go Subtle, Go Bold, or Match the Whole Build
Choose from 12 colors to refresh factory lettering, coordinate with trim and brakes, or create a tire design that feels completely your own.

Precision in every stroke
Cleaner Lines Without Fighting the Marker
The precision tip and smooth paint flow help you follow raised tire lettering and draw controlled accents with less stopping and restarting.

Three simple steps
Clean, Prime, Paint—Then Let the Detail Speak
A little surface preparation helps the color apply more evenly and gives you cleaner-looking results.

Made for more than one idea
Customize Tires, Crafts and Everyday Surfaces
Use the oil-based marker on compatible rubber, metal, glass and plastic surfaces for automotive details, workshop labeling and creative DIY projects.

Color made for outdoor use
A Water-Resistant Finish for the Road Ahead
The oil-based formula is designed to resist water and fading better than ordinary water-based craft markers, helping your details stay visible through everyday outdoor exposure.

Product details
Everything You Need to Start Adding Color
| Product Type | Oil-based waterproof paint marker pen |
| Ink Type | Oil-based paint ink |
| Color Range | 12 available colors |
| Suggested Uses | Tire decoration, automotive DIY, crafts and compatible metal, rubber, plastic or glass surfaces |
| Package | Oil-based waterproof tire marker pen set, according to the selected option |
Frequently asked questions
Good to Know Before You Paint
What surfaces can I use the markers on?
They are intended for compatible tire rubber, metal, glass, plastic and craft surfaces. Test a small area first.
How should I prepare a tire before painting?
Clean away dirt, oil and surface residue, then let the area dry completely before applying paint.
How do I start the paint flow?
Follow the marker instructions to shake and prime the nib, pressing until the paint begins to flow evenly.
Can I add a second coat?
Yes. Let the first coat dry before adding another layer for stronger, more even coverage.
Will the color look exactly like it does on screen?
Color may vary slightly because monitors and lighting display shades differently.
Should I test the marker first?
Yes. Test a small, inconspicuous area to check surface compatibility and the finished color.
Make the Detail Match the Ride
Refresh faded lettering, add a clean color accent and give ordinary tires a look that feels unmistakably yours.
