LeadFarmer
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Im after some tyre bags for storing some spare wheels/tyres, but I can't find any big enough to fit my 265/85/16 wheels. Does anyone here use them for their LR wheels?
Anyone use tyre bags?
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SteNova
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I've got them for my Audi wheels
aaronmorris
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Don't see why you would need to use them, I've had a set of wheels and tyres stored for probably the last 4 years and they're still fine.
LeadFarmer
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I often load/unload my spare LR & caravan wheels in/out of my Defender, and want to keep the wheels clean.
aaronmorris
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Ah fair enough, Thought you was storing them. Mine are just in the shed so makes no odds to me
the_wolf
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Get a couple of those big waterproof shopping bags from IKEA, the ones you pick up in store and have the opportunity to buy and just double them up over each wheel, wrap a bungee or two around and there you go
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I've got a set for my twin axle trailer, thought it would stop the 4 new tyres from getting perished by the sun during the summer. Then (after I bought the covers), I remembered the trailer is parked on the north side of my house and never gets any sun
SteNova
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Mine are bagged as it makes them easier to throw into the loft lol
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Thankfully my collection of parts and junk hasn't expanded to he confines of the house, Yet
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Cue a very heterosexual image of a muscle bound SteNova launching huge tyres and wheels into his attic. If that's how you like to keep fit so be it but I'd probably brain myself on the first go
SteNova
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Thankfully my collection of parts and junk hasn't expanded to he confines of the house, Yet
.... garage loft
aaronmorris
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.... garage loft
Ah gotcha, Even so my garage isn't posh enough for a loft
Wish it did.
Thankfully my collection of parts and junk hasn't expanded to he confines of the house, Yet
mine has....... I have a winch, snorkel, headlight bowls, full led light kit, hid kit, drl kit, door seals and a couple windscreen seals all stacked in the corner of my bedroom
aaronmorris
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If I had room in my bedroom I'm sure it'd be full of rammel
Infact I tell a lie, I have got a head lining on top of the wardrobe
