When remounting summer or winter tires, the "resting" tires need a good place to store them. A dry, cool, dark room is best. Keep gasoline, oil, grease, and chemicals away from the tires - over time, they corrode the rubber compound.
First, mark the direction of rotation and the location of the tires with chalk (VR - front right, VL - front left, HR - rear right, HL - rear left).
Remove the tires, wash them with water and dry them well. Remove gravel and other foreign bodies from the profile.
The assembled tires are laid horizontally on top of each other, preferably on a wooden pallet.
Tires without rims you just put vertically. Periodically rotate the tires.
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Proper storage of wheels (Focus Turnier 1)
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