I read somewhere that you should let some air out of your tires (on rims) before storing them. Is this important? Thank you. – Bruce B Honestly, this was news to me as I have never dropped tire ...

How to Store Your Tires. Regardless of where you store your tires, they should be individually wrapped and placed on a clean piece of wood to avoid contact with other elements. When stacking multiple ...

But long-term storage could ruin your tires with permanent flat spots. Some of this depends on your tires; expensive, high-performance tires with softer compounds are more susceptible. Driving a ...

there’s a proper way to go about storing your vehicle. If you simply let your vehicle sit on the street or in a garage for an extended period, you may return to a dead battery, ruined tires or a ...

As a result, tires—including new, used and retreaded—tend to end up in storage longer than we'd like. Vehicles that normally are out hauling freight end up parked along the fence in the fleet's yard.

Ah, 2004. The point is, tires are pretty damn tough, and I think people are worrying too much about how to store them. Every October I get a thousand emails and comments from readers asking advice ...

But don't overlook hazards that can occur before tires are ever placed in service, or when equipment is sidelined for extended periods of time. By properly handling and storing tires when not in ...

seasonal tire storage. There are no raw data, but anecdotal evidence indicates such storage is growing in popularity among retail auto and tire dealers. "It's a great service for the dealership to ...