10-06-2009, 07:07 AM
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Originally Posted by d18mike
My Box goes into storage next week (soft weeping in background).
While I've stored cars before, I've noticed what seems to be an increasing a number of folks are rolling their parked cars onto dense foam. I didn't do particularly well in physics, so I'm struggling see how this helps modern tires in a material way, espc. if the tires are inflated to 50+psi.
If this really helps, I'm all for it. Anyone experienced "foamers" out there with insight?
Thanks.
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Totally unnecessary, tires are going to develop slight flat spotting, regardless of what they are sitting on, concrete, foam, carpet, or severely over priced curved dollies. Most tires run out flat spots in about 5 min. of driving. Don’t waste your time or money on this old wife’s tale……………
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