Tire storage
The tire is a fragile element and must be properly stored to be suitable for driving after the winter or summer period.
The tire is a very fragile element and in order to be functional and suitable for driving after the winter or summer period, it must be properly stored. The method of storage depends on whether we store the whole wheels or just the tires themselves.
The most convenient solution is to leave the tires at the tire shop. For a small fee or even free, the garage will keep your tires in good condition until next season. However, not all sites have such opportunities, and if they themselves 
we store tires, we must ensure proper storage so that the tires are fit for further use after a few months.
Before removing the tires from the vehicle, mark their position on the vehicle so that they can be reinstalled in the same place later. The first step is to thoroughly wash the wheels, dry them and remove all foreign objects from the tread, such as pebbles, etc.
In tires stored with rims, the wheels must be stacked on top of each other or suspended on a special suspension. Do not stand the wheels upright as the weight of the rim will permanently deform the tire, disqualifying it from further use. So damaged 
the tire makes a noise very similar to a worn bearing, but occurs at different speeds. However, the tires themselves should be stored upright and rotated 90 degrees from time to time. However, this is not necessary in the case of radial tyres, as there is no risk of deformation, for example with bias tyres, which are no longer used in passenger cars today.
You can also stack tires on top of each other, just like rims, up to 10 pieces. However, they cannot be hung on hooks.
Tires should be stored in a dark, dry and cool place, away from gasoline and oils.
