bad spot on trailer tire?

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Originally Posted By: CapriRacer
Moisture is not an issue with tires. The rubber doesn't degrade due to water or water borne critters.


So is it a waste of time to back onto the trex boards? My shed has a gravel floor.
 
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Originally Posted By: spasm3
Originally Posted By: CapriRacer
Moisture is not an issue with tires. The rubber doesn't degrade due to water or water borne critters.


So is it a waste of time to back onto the trex boards? My shed has a gravel floor.


It would not be a waste of time for the exposed steel in the trailer, but the tires don't care.
 
I must be thinking about larger trailers and tires than this discussion, but I've used and seen plenty of auto tires/wheels used with these. A common one is the Motor Wheel made mid 60's-80's chrome Buick road wheel
 
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