Are Our Tires REALLY that sensitive?
I know I will roust the ire of many a tire aficionado, as well as those who will claim expert knowledge from years of traveling and RV'ing and quasi-engineering or actual engineering status/certificat...
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VinCee wrote:
My friend who is a mechanical engineer told me he stored the bike in a heated garage away from any electrical source, what ever that meant.
He was telling you that to indicate that it was not stored near any electrical motor which is a source of ozone.
People that live in high ozone areas will experience more degradation of their tires than those that spend most of their time in a low ozone area. Most online weather sites will tell you what the ozone level is in your area.
Ozone and rubber are just not compatible.
