Excellent product, results that last at least 2 weeks. Be careful with storage because the product is quite greasy.

It does a good job, but as many others say in other reviews, it simply makes them look like new, while the spray also leaves a shine on the rubber.

This is the newest product in the range and along with it, AutoGlym also has a tire gel spray.

I have tried both and I am very satisfied.

In short: The gel requires dry tires, needs a sponge, and leaves the tires with a satin-matte shine.

Now, the two main differences are the application and the shine.
--The spray is very quick because you simply spray it and leave it (or wipe it, whatever you prefer). The gel needs to be applied with a sponge.
--The spray leaves the tires with a shiny finish, while the gel leaves them with a satin-matte shine, making the tires look like when they were brand new.

The two common characteristics between these two are that the durability on the tires is the same, I haven't noticed the gel lasting any less or more. Even the spray and the gel make the tires waterproof, so water doesn't stick to leave any marks or mud.

One important thing is that the gel requires clean and mainly dry tires, if you try to apply it on wet tires, it won't sit well and won't give any effect. On the other hand, the spray doesn't have any issue, it works on both wet and dry tires.

Since the autoglym tire spray has left me very satisfied (I have written a review), I decided to try this one as well. It is the equivalent of the meguiars. I use the same company's pad applicator (quite expensive), but a sponge also does the job. It looks like a wet bubblegum! You don't need much. It leaves the tires slightly more "shiny" and black than the equivalent American product. I could say that after the spray, it might be the best for tires.