storing slicks?
 

i bought an almost brand new pair of slicks but by the looks of things i dont know if ill make it to the track this season
i did some reading and came up with this for storing them
dont use plastic to prevent moisture use a blanket
keep off ground to prevent flat spots
release all air pressure
keep away from heat
there was also something about not keeping them in too cold of temperatures can any one specify on that
is there any chance they can make it through the winter and still be usable
if any one has any thing to add pleas do

Re: storing slicks?
 

store them on a board with no aiir in them on there sides in a normal temperature/humidity environment (Really cold. isnt good for them if outdpoors it wil ---- them up) ... If you can... Inside.

Re: storing slicks?
 

hmmm
how about on a piece of card board in my closet covered by a blanket? (shouldn't get too cold even with the window open, or hot when the heat is on)
also can i store one on top of the other? or will that cause flat spots on the side of the bottom one? (separated by another piece of card board)

thx for the help big daddy

Re: storing slicks?
 

You guys got it.

Re: storing slicks?
 

so can i store one on the other or is it a bad idea (lack of room)

Re: storing slicks?
 

preferrably not. especially if there are rims mounted on them. If they are just tires, it shouldn't do too much harm

Re: storing slicks?
 

----
lol come come home with a date
chick asks why is there 2 wheels in your closet and all your crap on the floor in front of it
try explaining that one

Re: storing slicks?
 

cock smack her across the face and say "bitch you ain't seen NOTHING!"

handled.

Re: storing slicks?
 

Murdoc! Start an internet dating service, pls.

Re: storing slicks?
 

store in thick Yard waste plastic bags to prevent the Ozone from hardening the rubber.