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Originally Posted by Floating Cloud
Just found them in searching on that topic so I am sure you can.
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search for "tire storage" leads to all sorts of worthless stuff, and hardly seems worth the time to me. Earlier I searched specifically for "wood" within the only the Goodyear and Michelin web sites for North America to find anything authoritative - there was nothing, although that's where I found the care guides.
"tire storage Michelin", "tire storage Goodyear", and "tire storage Bridgestone" did lead to a Michelin
Tire Storage page and another
Every Day - Storage page (nothing new), a Goodyear RV tires
Tire Storage page, and a Bridgestone / Firestone
manual with a tiny storage section. The Goodyear page does have some interesting bits:
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If tires are being stored outdoors, they should be raised off the storage surface
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Don't store tires on black asphalt or other heat-absorbent surfaces
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Note that
- the asphalt concern is about heat
- there is no concern expressed about concrete
- storage loose and storage on the vehicle are separate scenarios
- there is lots of guidance about inflation pressure