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I would suggest caution when trying to clean this.
I worked in the rubber industry for years and know a little about the interaction of solvents and rubber compounds.
The use of some solvents could cause the rubber to deteriorate and possibly fail. You may not see damage immediately but it could cause the rubber in the area exposed to the solvent to weaken.
I would suggest mild cleaners and perhaps a stiff bristle brush. If that does not remove the lettering then you might want to learn to live with it or just replace the tire.
Asking the dealer to clean it may result in them using an inappropriate solvent also so you might want to discuss this with them before you allow them to attempt any cleaning.
I worked in the rubber industry for years and know a little about the interaction of solvents and rubber compounds.
The use of some solvents could cause the rubber to deteriorate and possibly fail. You may not see damage immediately but it could cause the rubber in the area exposed to the solvent to weaken.
I would suggest mild cleaners and perhaps a stiff bristle brush. If that does not remove the lettering then you might want to learn to live with it or just replace the tire.
Asking the dealer to clean it may result in them using an inappropriate solvent also so you might want to discuss this with them before you allow them to attempt any cleaning.