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Old 12-15-2009, 03:45 PM   #451
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Old 12-15-2009, 03:48 PM   #452
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I still have to get him to wash mine so I can apply sealant =\
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Old 12-15-2009, 04:00 PM   #453
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why would you deflate the tires
http://www.canadiandriver.com/forum/...?topic=22938.0

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Old 12-15-2009, 06:59 PM   #454
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I put mine outside stacked one on top of the other, i'll let you know if fail happens
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Old 12-15-2009, 07:33 PM   #455
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I keep mine stacked in bags in the garage. Mild fail haha
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Old 12-15-2009, 10:24 PM   #456
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when i got rims i kept my stocks stacked up in the garage inflated, couple years later when i put them back on to get my winters placed on the rims they were fine
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Old 12-16-2009, 07:09 AM   #457
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tire totes.

cant deflate, might not be able to reinflate without a bead blaster, at least the rear 2...
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Remember clean and wax your tires before you store them !! Use extra coating of wax at hard to reach places so when you have remounted you won't get brake dust in hard to reach places.

Get the Michelin Tire Totes, $8 a pair from a place called MFT at the Langley side of GEB.



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cant deflate, might not be able to reinflate without a bead blaster, at least the rear 2...
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How are you guys storing your all-seasons/summers? I have mine on a vertical tire stand from CT in my garage. But then I've heard that the tires should be placed in bags, as airtight as possible. Does it actually matter how they're stored for a 4 month period?
My understanding is that you're to minimize oxygen contact as that it hardens the compounds, just like rubber. But we're talking about YEARS/DECADES here, so 4 months is nothing. Personally I didn't bother with bags. You'll wear out and replace your tires way before this will become an issue. However, if you were leaving them out in direct sunlight, I'd move them to the shade.

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^ No, Just stack them Vertically. Do not let the tires touch Cement/concrete for a long time. I made a wooden platform so I just stacked them up vertically.
Why can't tires touch concrete for extended periods? This is news to me.

I have mine stacked, but that's just because it's the most space-efficient. The other reason in theory is to prevent flat spots if you store them upright, but the weight of a rim + tire is nothing compared to the weight on them when they're mounted on your car and you're parked. Again, more overkill.
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i just threw my rims/tires on the ground of the garage.
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i just threw my rims/tires on the ground of the garage.
Same, except in the shed outside
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Remember clean and wax your tires before you store them !! Use extra coating of wax at hard to reach places so when you have remounted you won't get brake dust in hard to reach places.

Get the Michelin Tire Totes, $8 a pair from a place called MFT at the Langley side of GEB.

lol those are pretty pimp, like F1 tire warmers
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Old 12-16-2009, 09:16 PM   #463
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Remember clean and wax your tires before you store them !! Use extra coating of wax at hard to reach places so when you have remounted you won't get brake dust in hard to reach places.

Get the Michelin Tire Totes, $8 a pair from a place called MFT at the Langley side of GEB.

I use the tire totes from Canadian Tire and the cardboard cutouts from the TireRack when they shipped my wheels so as not to scuff the faces.

I washed my wheels and dried them and also put a coat of wax before "bagging" them up in the totes and they are stored in "guest room" as there's no room in the garage.
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have you guys taken off the snow tires yet? It was so warm today, washed my car wearing a tshirt and shorts....
Very tempted to swap the tires.
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Swapped on Saturday... didn't want to autocross on winters when it's this warm out.
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Old 02-04-2010, 12:19 PM   #467
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Swapped 'em out. AMGs back on. Tried my new torque wrench and breaker bar too. 3x easier than before. (used to use my factory wrench) Now to pick up a hydraulic jack..

This is so much better than last winter.
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lol this thread is making me want to swap them, I was going to wait till the end of feb too
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should be sunny this weekend, wash my car then considering of swapping out summers
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Guess what Birthday Present I got! My mom washed my car! Awesome right? (My birthday isn't in a few days). That's actually what i wanted, my car was dirty as fuck and I got lazy at washing it.
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^ HAHAHA, What? I didn't force her. She wanted to do it. It was in the Morning too!. I woke up this morning and she's like "Hey LOOK what I did for you!" It was a heart warming experience. You're Just jealous!
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^ HAHAHA, What? I didn't force her. She wanted to do it. It was in the Morning too!. I woke up this morning and she's like "Hey LOOK what I did for you!" It was a heart warming experience. You're Just jealous!
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Psh, whatever. You're just jealous!
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