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I've got 15 year old tyres on a car in my garage, holding air (holding it better than the daily driver does!) and no signs of rotting/cracking/drying out. Oh, and they've only been garaged the last 3. Before that they sat in a couple of different paddocks/yards, and even spent about a week underwater too. However, weather and other environmental factors can really change how quickly they start to dry out and crack. -
The moment I read "never brought in the 1 child policy like China" I was ready to send a reply "it's what they use the second child in china for..." Ha ha ha I can tell how quickly your brain squirrels 😛
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By joshuaho96 · Posted
10 years is really pushing it. At 7-8 years you need to inspect frequently for signs of dry rot.
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