Posted by Old Roy agiin on April 05, 2008 at 21:31:25 from (98.17.221.175):
In Reply to: O/T tire cracking posted by 37chief on April 03, 2008 at 19:33:13:
There used to be a product out to paint on tires to preserve them. {I don,t mean Silicone based tire wet}.It was real rubber thined with benzine.Benzine has since been outlawed because it caused cancer in rats.I don't know about humans.because I never drank any.[chuckle] --.I know like it's mentioned below sun does have a lot to do drying out the oils and rubber causing them to crack,also under inflation will make them run hot,thus doing the same.I would suggest going to a recaping shop to see if they may have something similar.
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