It's that time of year again! Snow shoes 2014/15

Meegis · Dec 16, 2014

NotMoneyGuy said:
LOL, probably a little shy on ground clearance.

Full hibernation mode; no can-do until I call insurance in spring and resurrect full insurance from the current comprehensive only coverage. Currently sleeping garaged in a Princess Auto cover against rubber wheel chocks, in neutral, parking brake off, fresh DIY 0W20 and filter on-board, tires at 50 psi and hooked up to a Deltran Battery Tender Junior.

The summer already seems like a distant memory….

I hope those chocked wheels arent on concrete.

NotMoneyGuy · Dec 16, 2014

Meegis said:
I hope those chocked wheels arent on concrete.

Yes, they are. I read some people park on pieces of carpet. Is there a long-term issue (i.e. ~three months) with tires on the garage floor? How is it, if it is, any different than parking in your garage for a long time without chocks? Thanks.

Boostaholic1 · Dec 25, 2014

Flat spots. even buy rubber mat cut into four pieces.

Meegis · Dec 26, 2014

Boostaholic said:
Flat spots. even buy rubber mat cut into four pieces.

That's one issue, but if they are overinflated should be ok.

The real issue of leaving tires on concrete is dry rot.

It's that time of year again! Snow shoes 2014/15

Meegis

Ready to race!

NotMoneyGuy

Ready to race!

Boostaholic1

Ready to race!

Meegis

Ready to race!