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12-05-2017 | 09:49 PM

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spiderv6

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Those are the real deal Porsche covers which suncoast sells.

I need to get rid of all the kids bikes and toys and crap to reclaim my garage!!!!

jealous!

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12-05-2017 | 10:49 PM

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bwiele

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Tire Rack sells a wall mounted, well, tire rack, with the same functionality as the ones pictured above. I have had 2 of them for many years and they work great.

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12-06-2017 | 10:46 AM

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911boy

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Originally Posted by Jammin

Thanks for all the ideas. I may bring them home and lug them down into the basement. I have a garage to basement stairway. Hard part will be getting them up the stairs though.

I've always had a few sets in cold garage over the winter and have never had a problem.

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12-06-2017 | 11:17 AM

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Dan Nagy

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I wrap mine in cling plastic wrap to keep the volatiles from evaporating out of the tire. It was a suggestion that I found on the net. I cut the roll in half before wrapping.

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12-06-2017 | 02:34 PM

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Homeles

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Originally Posted by Dan Nagy

I wrap mine in cling plastic wrap to keep the volatiles from evaporating out of the tire. It was a suggestion that I found on the net. I cut the roll in half before wrapping.

i use lawn garden bags. The tire rolls right into them. Suck the air out with a vacuum, and stack them. Keeps out light and ozone, and when ur ready to use them, you can use the bags for lawn debris.

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