Best platform to park on (for tires)

korbe wrote:
I don't worry about what the tires are sitting on, but I would want to keep them up from standing water, and also I cover the tires that face the sun while in storage.

x2 / There may be other issues that will make YOU feel better but they won't help your tires. Air them down 10 lbs. and keep them out of puddles for long term storage. Short term storage even that doesn't matter. The more often they "roll" the better they'll like it.

I never worry about my tires because I change then every 6-7 years.
I never worry about UV rays on an RV any more than on my passenger car.
Concrete, asphalt, grass, dirt, gravel, wood, even in water doesn't concern me. After around 5-7 years you will notice cracks in some tires and that is an early warning signal for me to check on tire sales.

I don't worry about what the tires are sitting on, but I would want to keep them up from standing water, and also I cover the tires that face the sun while in storage.

We see alot of those open type high metal carports around here...

Apparently they go up pretty easy...



Roy Ken

Don't know if it's "scientific," but don't you wish....

Best surface to park on is a level surface.