Can someone recommend a good tire pen? I drive Pirelli P Zero

Oh and it's gotta be as permanent as possible, obviously. So these tire shop "let's mark summer and winter tires"-pens obviosuly aren't enough

Pass. My experience with paint and plastics/rubber would be to give the surface in question a date with some 200-400 sandpaper and give the paint somewhere to bleed into.

>>17364634
Yea I agree, I would defo rub this shit for a while to give it some better ground. What paint have you used?

I used Sharpie paint pens in the past on tires and it worked fine.

But they were race car tires and replaced after a few months anyways. Never touched rain, dirt, weather, etc. So I can't really make any promises about how well they would last on a street car.

>>17364642
Not done it myself, but with whatever brand of whatever we have in the shop (metal fabrication).
Anything I've marked on plastic, rubber or nylon etc I've scuffed it a bit otherwise it just comes off if you bump into it with your elbow etc.

No idea what different kinds of 'tyre shine' applicants would do. Trial and error I guess.

>>17364648
yea I will only apply it to my summer tires but there is rain and mud in summer :/

>>17364650
yea I think the more I experiment with it the worse it will be looking in the end but how can I know without trying. Idek whether or not it will look good
so I will try with chalk first