Quick Tip: 3 Secrets to Protecting Your RV Tires from Dry Rot

Tire dry rot is usually spotted in the spring and summer, but the problem begins in the fall and winter. Take care of your RV now, and it’ll treat you right later. Hibernate right, and don’t neglect your tires! 

There’s more to winterizing your RV than pumping antifreeze through your water lines. Protect from mold. Store your RV carefully. And now … let’s talk about your tires.

(P.S. No, I’m not concluding this article with a recommendation for a tire protectant. I don’t use them myself, and I don’t know of any bona fide tire engineers who vouch for them. Instead, they will tell you to keep your tires healthy, not to bandaid their boo-boos.)

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