Tyre saver, load capacity up to 5 tonnes, 2 tyre shoe sets, tyre cradle to protect against flat spots, 49,5x21,5x5,8 cm
- Optimum protection against flat plates, distribute tyre pressure evenly and prevent deformation
- Non-slip profile, robust material ? ideal for indoor and outdoor use
- Load capacity up to 5 tonnes, suitable for tyre sizes 10-20 inches
Ready for dispatch in 1-2 business days
Why tire boots are indispensable
Cars, classic cars or motorhomes that are stationary for long periods are often well protected from the weather and rust. However, the tires are often overlooked. If they stand for months on a hard surface, there is a risk of flat spots - a deformation of the tires due to prolonged pressure. This considerably shortens the service life of the tires. Tire boots offer a simple but effective solution here: they distribute the pressure evenly and relieve the strain on the tires. This prevents expensive damage and ensures that the season starts without any unpleasant surprises.
WALSER tire shoes - safe protection against flat tires
These tire protectors made of robust plastic can carry loads of 3.5 to 5 tons, depending on the model. Thanks to their high thermal and mechanical load-bearing capacity, they can be used both indoors and outdoors all year round. The torsion-free design ensures outstanding stability. With large contact surfaces and a non-slip profile, they offer optimum grip and even force distribution.
Tire shoe - how to use it correctly
Place the tire shoe in front of the tire and ride slowly on it until the tire is fully seated. The large contact surface and non-slip tread ensure optimum grip. For wider tires, you can connect two tire shoes using the integrated click system. The tire shoe protects your tires from deformation and is ideal for longer periods of use, both indoors and outdoors.
Material Composition : High Density PolyethylenArticle Measurements: ca. 495x215x58 mm, für 10"-20" Reifen
: 1,4000 kg
WALSER GmbH
Radetzkystraße 114
6845 Hohenems
Austria
office@walser-shop.com
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