Tyre storage...

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So.. where are people storing their spare tyres?

I thought... that the wall would make a nice place. So just stuck them up there just now. It's one way to avoid the kids demanding things from me.. got to look busy!

Let's see your storage places!

 
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I use a Toomax Storaway 2270L storage thingy (annoyingly the better brand alternatives were out of stock at the time) - just ordered a rack so as to mount the complete wheel sets without certain parts of the tyre being under long term pressure. (I'll get a picture when I've properly set it up).
 
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They're all piled up in the back corner of my garage with a sheet over them to stop the UV damaging them.

I did make a 2 tier rack on casters to store 2 full sets of wheels but i found it got in the way and i was forever moving it around, it's been much easier to just pile them up in 1 stack in the corner.

Also got another full set of wheels and tyres which is just stored outside my garage with weeds growing through them now :( i need to get round to selling them at some point...
 
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So.. where are people storing their spare tyres?

I thought... that the wall would make a nice place. So just stuck them up there just now. It's one way to avoid the kids demanding things from me.. got to look busy!

Let's see your storage places!


Has to be a wind up?
 
Has to be a wind up?
Not a wind up at all...
Part worn tyres which are emergency spares.
My wife wants me to chuck some soil in them and plant some strawberries.... I may just do it hahaha

In all seriousness. I'll be putting a UV cover over them. They will be fine.
 
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Not a wind up at all...
Part worn tyres which are emergency spares.
My wife wants me to chuck some soil in them and plant some strawberries.... I may just do it hahaha

In all seriousness. I'll be putting a UV cover over them. They will be fine.
i do just that having a son now grown up into drifting and retiring from business have gained loads of part worn /scrap tyres , so started bolting 3 at a time together through the sidewalls and using them as planters, with soil or even just placing large tubs in the top with veg in :)
 
I found the surface of them gets very slippery after being stored for a while. They should be kept out of sun light really. From new they have some kind of protective layer on them
 
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You missed the opportunity of a life time. Mounting two tyres immediately above the hose taps would have produced the most epic **** doodle. The single yellow hose coming off it would have even made the perfect stream of urine.

Fix it.
 
Just chuck them in the garage. I have my original Bridgestone RFTs like this and will swap them over if I ever sell my car
 
I think the OP is a wind up but I'll answer honestly.

Knocked something up with some spare timber and covered with a tarp and wedged up against the shed out of view.

 
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