What pressure?

[jim]

I am about to store my old wheels and tyres in the garage for the summer, with a view to using them as a winter set. I am assuming that it is wise to store them at reduced pressure, but can anyone advise what pressure is recommended for long term storage?

 

P.S. I know - I'll have to update my profile photo soon.

[Vik54]

Haven't a scooby Jim - but how are the Nismos looking?

[BulletMagnet]

I just left my set of Rays at standard pressure, 35psi, and layed them in a stack with carpet under the bottom one and then a sheet of cardboard between each one to avoid developing flatspots if stored upright.

[Sam Mcgoo]

I just left my set of Rays at standard pressure, 35psi, and layed them in a stack with carpet under the bottom one and then a sheet of cardboard between each one to avoid developing flatspots if stored upright.

 

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I'd leave them with pressure in. The most important thing is that you lay them flat to avoid the flat spots.