Re: Tire storage

Posted by wdtom on July 08, 2005 at 17:08:47 from (155.212.222.184):

In Reply to: Tire storage posted by Nathan in Texas on July 08, 2005 at 13:19:13:

The best thing would be if you had a second set of rims and could use them on and off, say change them every 8 or 10 months instead of rotating tires, change them. If you store them I would let some of the air out, maybe maintain 10 lbs. I think less perssure = less stretching and cracking when they are sitting idle. Definately keep them out of the sun, in a shed is good, away from electric motors or have good ventilation. Possibly a coating like what Miller Tire sells to help preserve them.

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