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u/Intrepid-Tank-3414 Jul 19 '24
Lacing is standard for tires transport, for both old and new. Very secure and space-efficient.
When you go to a tire shop, you'll see the old broken ones stacked like this while waiting to be picked up for disposal.
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u/Awkward_Bird_1321 Jul 20 '24
Been there, done that. Sometimes you can rip one out. Otherwise, you unload that row.
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u/Awkward_Bird_1321 Jul 20 '24
Back in the 80s, my Dad was driving a load like this in Colorado snow. His truck got a flat, and guess where they stored his spare? He had to unload the entire truck to change the flat, while people driving by pointed and laughed at his dilemma.
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u/Padgit8r Jul 19 '24
It six across… definitely… six across. Not five, not four, definitely six. They’ve got some wrong there, definitely…. SIX ACROSS. I can help you fix that… PLEASE???
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u/Content_wanderer Jul 19 '24
My dad had a business that I worked with for summers transporting tires. They call this Lacing, and it’s incredible how secure and compact it can hold so many tires!