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<blockquote data-quote="YFCvii" data-source="post: 142542" data-attributes="member: 3252"><p>Not advice … just in my notes ….</p><p>I was curious when seeing 2 Dealerships in the past two Winters storing new Corvettes outside over the Winter. I asked about one Corvette that was under a cover and snow as I could not get close to it. Was told the battery was removed and temporary wheels with All Season rubber was put on. I won't be storing outside unless I absolutely have to. That's why I ask the Dealership when I see one outside. One thing I did hear rather consistently was to keep weight on the suspension and unless you have replaced rubber with a non-ZP All Season, get something between zero pressure rubber from directly contacting unheated concrete/ground. Trusting this indirectly relates with others saying to not drive on frozen rubber.</p><p>I see there is a Michelin A/S 3+ ZP now …. which is something I may consider when replacements are needed … guessing these will need to be isolated (as they are ZP).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="YFCvii, post: 142542, member: 3252"] Not advice … just in my notes …. I was curious when seeing 2 Dealerships in the past two Winters storing new Corvettes outside over the Winter. I asked about one Corvette that was under a cover and snow as I could not get close to it. Was told the battery was removed and temporary wheels with All Season rubber was put on. I won't be storing outside unless I absolutely have to. That's why I ask the Dealership when I see one outside. One thing I did hear rather consistently was to keep weight on the suspension and unless you have replaced rubber with a non-ZP All Season, get something between zero pressure rubber from directly contacting unheated concrete/ground. Trusting this indirectly relates with others saying to not drive on frozen rubber. I see there is a Michelin A/S 3+ ZP now …. which is something I may consider when replacements are needed … guessing these will need to be isolated (as they are ZP). [/QUOTE]
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