Slow Z28

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Didn't see anything popping up on search, but I know there has been discussion about it.

So:

Wheels/Tires off the car, laying on their side. Do we want to use cardboard pieces between the two rims? Something on the ground?

Chris

sbcgenII

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I keep them in my closet on there side lol. Dont want them getting too cold out in the garage.

1BADAIR

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don't let them set on concrete. I set my on milk crates deflated setting on there sides

94z28L

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mine are in our basement just chillin in the corner on some old carpet lol

Kent1

Keep skinnies and slicks in closet in house. It is better to keep the tires close to an even temperature maintained in the house and I believe the rubber will last longer.

Pro Stock John

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Don't let direct sunlight hit the tires, they will dry out even faster.

ty_ty13

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i always use a fresh set every beginning of a season... just enjoy them and do some huge *** burnouts infront of your in-laws house

94z28L

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i try to avoid the inlaws, they just **** me off

Old Geezer

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and, I put mine in large garbage bags, and tape them shut. This reduces the ozone exposure. Ozone kills the rubber. Eventually, they will become "harder than the back of Superman's head".
Some yrs ago, I stored a pair of new ft runners in the attic of the shop. When I got them down, I dropped them to the floor, and they cracked all around the sidewalls!!