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easternjets said:I feel a group buy coming on here, £8 a set! Adamw I think your mate could sell a few sets here, each car needs 4 of them.
FRZ 911 said:adamw said:Bluebird911 said:Hi OP,
Google tyre savers and choose the ones suitable for your tyre size. Cheap and no need to mess about with tyre pressures.
Classic car owners use these when laying up their cars for the winter which can cause a real risk of damage to tyres of long term storage and flat spotting in cold temperatures.
Great, thanks - that's an idea
Any recommendations on where I'd find some wide enough as most I'm finding are circa 20cm wide but say they can be clipped together to make wider so may need a couple of sets ..
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Yep - that's how I do it. :thumb: I bought mine off eBay and just clipped two of them together for each wheel. Item number: 181417898321 looks about right from memory.
Y2K said:I read that 50psi, but having checked the tyres the maximum recommended are 44 front and 51 rear, so that's what I did.
I still move mine in and out of the garage every two weeks though.
adamw said:alex yates said:Don't wash it then park it up! You'll lock your brakes up!!!!!!!
Sorry Alex, realise this, should have said:
'get car out for a spin, wash, take out for another spin with some spirited braking to dry discs, then tuck up"
:grin: :thumb:
alex yates said:Only 15 days to go :grin: