After trying many tire dressings over the years, my favorite the last few years has become Tuf Shine. It's a zero-sling dressing for tires that lasts for weeks/months, not days or just between washes. It does not come off if you're rather anal like me and dry your rims and tires after washing. I've never liked a super glossy look to my tires, but just a hint more than matte works for me -- sort of like "eggshell" if you're familiar with interior paint finishes. You begin with a brush and the "one time" Tire Cleaner that removes any old dressings and crud from the tires, let them fully dry, then you apply the Tire Clearcoat with a firm applicator sponge. Let the first layer of clearcoat dry to a fairly matte appearance, then apply additional layers of the clearcoat to get an increasingly eggshell/semi-gloss appearance with each one you apply. My new MS tires received 2 coats during it's first detailing regime the day after I took delivery, and every few weeks or months, I'll do a quick single touch-up coat to freshen up the look.
This photo was taken a few minutes after I applied the 2nd layer of clearcoat -- it's a bit more matte after it dried than this may at first appear.
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This looks very nice particularly with your paint color.
