How can I prevent my tyres from being damaged by UV light?
I have had to replace the tyres on my last two cars because of cracks caused by UV light, and not because of wear. Is there any way I can prevent this in future?
Asked on 17 August 2013 by hugh946
Answered by
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Yes, cover the tyres as they do when leaving vehicles parked in more permanently hotter countries.
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