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Ringmaster 31-07-18 01:15 PM

UV tyre damage -
 
Peeps,

Mate of mine is suffering bad UV damage to his tyres (Avon) and they are barely 2 years old. He asked me if I knew of any solutions/products that work.

I don't - do you? :confused:

Ringmaster 31-07-18 10:10 PM

Anyone?

Duffy3074 01-08-18 06:57 AM

2 obvious choices

1. Drive it in the dark only, perhaps not entirely practical
2. Amazon sell stuff called sunblock for tyres, unlike answer 1 I’m not joking!
It’s expensive however.

Ringmaster 01-08-18 09:41 PM

:tup:

Audiden 13-08-18 11:39 AM

Avon tyres (ZV3's?) I find are bad for cracking.

Michelins used to be bad for this too.

vorsprung durch technik 13-08-18 03:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Audiden (Post 448553)
Avon tyres (ZV3's?)

Michelins used to be bad for this too.

My new Michelin Primacys only lasted 5K and 18 months ........never again.

Mellis46 13-08-18 03:54 PM

Only mention this for balance, I ran nothing but Michelin Pilot Exalto PE1 then 2 for years with no issues! Lasted 3-4 years, kept outside used daily. Only stopped using them as Michelin don't make them in a 205 50 R15 any more:(

Regular tyre treatments maybe? (autoglym):confused:

vorsprung durch technik 13-08-18 05:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mellis46 (Post 448561)

Regular tyre treatments maybe? (autoglym):confused:

For balance Autoglym tyre treatment was used regularly. Bad batch of tyres.

Mellis46 14-08-18 08:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by vorsprung durch technik
Bad batch of tyres.

Will count myself lucky then :tup:

Audiden 14-08-18 11:56 AM

For balance... :ihih:

I have a 1992 Alfa Romeo garage queen that still has three of it's original Goodyears.

They still look perfect & don't lose air.

For regular driving I would of course change these :smilewinkgrin:


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