Whats the best way to store my 44" boggers for extended periods?

[Rammstein1224]

Hey guys im getting a set of winter/street tires but i dont want to get rid of my 44s" totally, so what do you guys suggest is the best way to store them for extended periods?

[ZMANN]

i would build a stand with a horizontal pole going through the center and suspend them by the rim center off the ground an tiny bit

second choice is flat stock them with cardboard between the ground and all tires

maybe rotate the bottom every once in a while and keep em inflated

[2000-7.3L]

how is that truck going to look with smaller tires? I gotta see this!!!1

[Rammstein1224]

Originally Posted by ZMANN

i would build a stand with a horizontal pole going through the center and suspend them by the rim center off the ground an tiny bit

second choice is flat stock them with cardboard between the ground and all tires

maybe rotate the bottom every once in a while and keep em inflated

What about as far as prep goes? i heard a trash bag around it but i dont think they make trash bags that damn big.

[Rammstein1224]

Originally Posted by Autofair Diesel parts

how is that truck going to look with smaller tires? I gotta see this!!!1

Well smaller as in some 37" so not much smaller, i put some stock 31"s on last night just to see what it looked like and it looked ridiculous i wish i woulda taken pics. it made the 31 look like a donut from a ricer car

[ZMANN]

Trash bags is a good one

ideally if they are inside they should be ok I have swampers that are 9 years old inside on a full size Blazer

they just flatspot a little after a while but no dry rot

[2000-7.3L]

Originally Posted by Rammstein1224

Well smaller as in some 37" so not much smaller, i put some stock 31"s on last night just to see what it looked like and it looked ridiculous i wish i woulda taken pics. it made the 31 look like a donut from a ricer car

dude you should have takin a pic. That woulda been awsome!!!

[Rammstein1224]

Originally Posted by ZMANN

Trash bags is a good one

ideally if they are inside they should be ok I have swampers that are 9 years old inside on a full size Blazer

they just flatspot a little after a while but no dry rot

Hmm interesting, i am mainly only worried because they are already starting to show some cracking

Originally Posted by Autofair Diesel parts

dude you should have takin a pic. That woulda been awsome!!!

Yea ill bet i could have fit 2 tires in the well

[AgTires4295]

Where are they being stored? I keep my TSLs under my back deck (no room anywhere else), stacked under a tarp with old blankets in between them.

[Rammstein1224]

Originally Posted by AgTires4295

Where are they being stored? I keep my TSLs under my back deck (no room anywhere else), stacked under a tarp with old blankets in between them.

Im thinking in a basement, thats kinda where i read is best. But im kinda trying to figure out any prep i should do