After replacing summer or winter tires, you should properly organize the storage of the removed tires. It is best to store them in a dry, ventilated and dark room. Keep gasoline, oil, grease and other chemicals away from tires, as they have a negative effect on rubber. After removing the tires, remove foreign objects from the tread. Tires with rims should be placed horizontally, preferably on an old wooden pallet. Tires without rims should be placed vertically, rearranging them from time to time.
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