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Is that a French brand?Depends if they have flowers on them or not.
Check the tires for cracks along the sides and in the grooves. I got 10 years out of my 19.5" tires on my MH. Stored outside on concrete with tire coveres.
Depends if they have flowers on them or not.
Check the tires for cracks along the sides and in the grooves. I got 10 years out of my 19.5" tires on my MH. Stored outside on concrete with tire coveres.
Yeah- he aint in the best mood after putting out so much money on that thing today... Think I will forgo the flower tire covers and get him some real ones lol
Right now it is stored in dirt lot, but will eventually be concrete. Lots of repairs today- stressed him out a bit. Praying it drives beautifully for him on the way home... Its still in the shop being worked on(with him napping in the back bed lol) - the front end was thrashed apparently. I think an ounce of prevention with these things will go a long way since repairs are so costly :/
Tire covers arent very romantic... but they will probably be appreciated at this point lol
I keep mine covered all the time and also, I park on a thick piece of rubber so I isolate the concrete from the rubber. I have been told that the concrete can leech the moisture out of the rubber and cause them to dry out. Have you ever seen classic cars that sit for a long time? They usually have a pad beneath the tires.Depends if they have flowers on them or not.
Check the tires for cracks along the sides and in the grooves. I got 10 years out of my 19.5" tires on my MH. Stored outside on concrete with tire coveres.
I keep mine covered all the time and also, I park on a thick piece of rubber so I isolate the concrete from the rubber. I have been told that the concrete can leech the moisture out of the rubber and cause them to dry out. Have you ever seen classic cars that sit for a long time? They usually have a pad beneath the tires.
Thats good to know. We are first time rv owners... so quite honestly - we dont know shit lol
Ill pass that info along to Doc- he is pretty anal about keeping things nice and maintained. I appreciate it
That he actually has covered with AMA or something
Clarification edit- lingerie for me to wear for him- not the other way around hahah
This is getting good............
I keep mine covered all the time and also, I park on a thick piece of rubber so I isolate the concrete from the rubber. I have been told that the concrete can leech the moisture out of the rubber and cause them to dry out. Have you ever seen classic cars that sit for a long time? They usually have a pad beneath the tires.
Kind of makes it hard to drive doesn't it Dave?
I do have mine on gravel and have no issues. Drainage is good that way.I keep mine covered all the time and also, I park on a thick piece of rubber so I isolate the concrete from the rubber. I have been told that the concrete can leech the moisture out of the rubber and cause them to dry out. Have you ever seen classic cars that sit for a long time? They usually have a pad beneath the tires.
Alot of us Liz have had RV's for a long time. Hit us up with any issues and we can help you.
Too bad you are OWellsingit for New Years. The rest of us are going to Spangler.I keep mine covered all the time and also, I park on a thick piece of rubber so I isolate the concrete from the rubber. I have been told that the concrete can leech the moisture out of the rubber and cause them to dry out. Have you ever seen classic cars that sit for a long time? They usually have a pad beneath the tires.
Shit, I could have gotten 20 years outta the tires than
Thanks for the heads up These will be the last set of tires this rig will ever see
This is getting good............
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That he actually has covered with AMA or something
Thinking maybe a bottle of champagne and some lingerie on top of the wheel covers might make him smile lol Gotta get creative. Christmas shopping sucks! 
Clarification edit- lingerie for me to wear for him- not the other way around hahah
Hey Rez, it'll only get good if she decides to model said lingerie and since your selling your "Shizzle", you might just be shizzle outta luck
Not at all, I got the heavy duty Velcro and those things never come loose. As long as you keep it under 70.Kind of makes it hard to drive doesn't it Dave?