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that would make since cause it couldn't be just the heat because tires are designed to handle heat.

so is it heat, uv, or exposure to weather that causes the dry rot or a combination of the 3. I was looking to be about 18 1600's but I would store them in a storage container.

I've been looking to get some 395's or maybe 1400's and would like to know the likelihood for dryrot on tires that have been stored out side. I saw some 12.5's that showed dryrot when you pulled on the tire. with the 395's I didn't try to pull on the tire to determine the degree of dryrot.