[Air-warrior04]

Is there any chemicals you can put on them to make them last longer and not dry out?


How can I get the full life out of these?

-Zach

 

[Mad Dog]

Keep them stored off concrete in a cool place. Keep them out of the sun.

 

[pile0g00]

and don't give it much gas on hard dirt and surfaces

 

[onelunglow]

Only use them on Sand :thumbsup: Use stock tires in the garage and hauler.

 

[Air-warrior04]

sounds good. Is there any chemical from helping them not dry out?

 

[pile0g00]

I have never put a chemical on my paddles, but if you just used them as stated you should have many years of use.

 

[SULLY0556]

ArmorAll Should keep them from dry-rotting.

 

[Shredder770]

three things you can do to increase your tire life is:

#1 - never store tires on concrete - lime in the concrete will eat tires, use a piece of plywood

#2 - Cover your tires even in your garage - flourescant lights give off ultra-violet rays (TANNING BEDS) just like the sun does cover them up

#3 - Never put chemicals on tires, it may make them look better but most chems are oil based and oil is a large ingredient in tires which will dry up the sidewalls.

Just my opinion.

OBTW......dont look in my garage......#1 & 2 are poorly addressed there!