Tires and Dry Rot!
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Last weekend I was cleaning some equip. around the yard and noticed cracks in the sidewalls of some of my stuff.
Question is how do you guys prevent dry-rot so that you get more value from your tires?
Question is how do you guys prevent dry-rot so that you get more value from your tires?
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Keeping the tires covered either with covers or something similar will help quite a bit. Tire protectant will help, but some tire shine products will actually promote the drying out of the tires.
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Originally posted by: Scootergptx
Keeping the tires covered either with covers or something similar will help quite a bit. Tire protectant will help, but some tire shine products will actually promote the drying out of the tires.
Keeping the tires covered either with covers or something similar will help quite a bit. Tire protectant will help, but some tire shine products will actually promote the drying out of the tires.
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