Tire care. Park on wood?
I’ve heard long term parking on wood instead of concrete is better. Anyone know if true and why?
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I have talked to engineers at major tire companies for articles and they said #1 for preserving tires is as previous poster put to lyrics:
"THey like to go rolling rolling rolling keep those wheels rolling. Keep oils flowing around. protective oils rise up, when you drive up.. keepign the rubber soft and sound. Tires love driving. for their lives it is saving. Helping to keep them nice and round."
Also I've found 303 Protectant to be excellent for rubber and vinyl (like spa cover). It has UV screens, is made in USA, easy to apply and makes tires look great (not greasy, not sticky)
"THey like to go rolling rolling rolling keep those wheels rolling. Keep oils flowing around. protective oils rise up, when you drive up.. keepign the rubber soft and sound. Tires love driving. for their lives it is saving. Helping to keep them nice and round."
Also I've found 303 Protectant to be excellent for rubber and vinyl (like spa cover). It has UV screens, is made in USA, easy to apply and makes tires look great (not greasy, not sticky)
