allow the brown film that comes to the surface on the tires to remain. it
is a uv protectrant...according to my tire engineer buddy.
or you can put black garbage bags over them when parked....
or just wear them out! my fav.
Best,
Ray
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From: "Bob" <rpeglow@optonline.net>
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Sent: Tuesday, July 07, 2009 5:50 PM
Subject: [TR] tire protection
> Hello,
> What does the list recommend for tire protection. Have new tires on the
> everyday driver. When the sun hit them you could smell rubber from 10 feet
> away. Looking for UV protection not necessarily shine. The TR6 is in the
> garage :). Thank you. Regards, Bob
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