Also something like White plastic trash bags taped to the side walls to
block the sunlight ( UV rays) from drying out your tires. I've noticed
some of our RV friends do this with their RV's when they are not in use.
And as already has been noted, If left for long periods of time, blocking
the axles to get the weight off the tires. (I use cross ties about 2 feet
long for blocks and and stack them 2 or 3 high and they work great)
Regards to All
Cliff
-----Original Message-----
From: Raimondo L. Torelli <thealamo@iigbna.iigb.na.cnr.it>
To: Daryl Lehman <mil-veh@skylee.com>
Date: Wednesday, April 07, 1999 11:10 AM
Subject: Re: [MV] Question on NDT tires
>
>At 08.23 07/04/99 -0500, Daryl wrote:
>>A rubber material question.
>>
>>When I purchased my M37 the previous owner put all new military NDTs all
>>around. This was done in October of 97. From May of 98 till present I
>>have kept it in occasional use but not stored in doors. > I noticed that
>the rubber has developed fine cracks on >all four over on the side wall
>area.
>>
>>What can be done to prevent this from further cracking ?
>>Regards,
>>Daryl Lehman
>
>April 7 1999
>
>Hi from Italy!
>
>Sorry, I cannot help you with your problem. However, when we do not use
>our car for a long period (4/6 months), no matter if our new daily car or
>old/classic one, we put it on 4 car-stands so the tires will not have to
>support the weight of the car.
>Just my 0.0002 euro(!) opinion.
>Regards,
>and KEEP THEM RUNNING!
>
>Raimondo - M.V.P.A.
>
>
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