Best platform to park on (for tires)
There is another thread about parking the rv on grass, wood, etc... But I was wondering is there any "scientific" proof of which is better? I currently use 2 by 8 wood planks, but with us hopefully...
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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 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.
