Do tyres go off if you try and store a new set?
Do tyres go off if you try and store a new set?
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CHIMV8

Original Poster:

2,782 posts

252 months

Sunday 23rd December 2012
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Just thinking of buying replacement Toyos as they have stopped manufacturing the T1R

2 sMoKiN bArReLs

32,039 posts

266 months

Sunday 23rd December 2012
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Yes. But it takes a while, accelerated by sunlight.

tonym789666

37 posts

186 months

Sunday 23rd December 2012
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As said keep in the dark and away from strong electric cuttents such as welders etc and they will store for a longer period of time.

CHIMV8

Original Poster:

2,782 posts

252 months

Sunday 23rd December 2012
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Cheers

GasMunkey

5,697 posts

210 months

Sunday 23rd December 2012
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Best place is under the bed

Wacky Racer

41,401 posts

278 months

Sunday 23rd December 2012
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GasMunkey said:
Best place is under the bed
That's what Ken Dodd said about his £300,000.....biggrin

Dover Nige

1,308 posts

274 months

Sunday 23rd December 2012
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IIRC anything over 10yrs old should be very closely monitored under use.

phillpot

17,522 posts

214 months

Sunday 23rd December 2012
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The only use for ten year old tyres.......;)


EGB

1,774 posts

188 months

Monday 24th December 2012
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Dover Nige said:
IIRC anything over 10yrs old should be very closely monitored under use.
My 11 year old Bridgestones were hard and lethal for road holding. Tyres over 6 year old are suspect.

Mr Supercharged

499 posts

188 months

Monday 24th December 2012
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Both UV light (from the sun) and moisture will degrade them. For long term storage they should be kept in a sealed bag in a dark room away from excessive heat. Thanks, Mr Supercharged..... :-)

Hoofa

3,153 posts

239 months

Monday 24th December 2012
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Got a set of 888 in the loft so should be good for a while until my T1R ,s go bald