- Handle wheels carefully. Avoid dropping or bumping.
- Do not roll a wheel on its edge.
- Transport wheels in containers designed to provide support for the wheels if they are too heavy to carry by hand.
- Do not pile other items such as tools on top of wheels.
- Store wheels in racks or bins with dividers for different types of wheels and ensure easy access and less handling.
- Place straight or tapered wheels on end in a cradle or chocked position to prevent rolling.
- Never store wheels near excessive heat or cold, in contact with water, oil or moisture, nor in drawers with loose tools.
- Store wheels in a dry area. When selecting the racks, bins, boxes or drawers for storage consider the size and type of wheels to be stored: for example, lay flat thin bonded wheels, and support larger wheels in racks.
- Always follow the manufacturer's instructions.
- Sort and store wheels in such away that older wheels can be selected first.
- Follow the manufacturer's instructions for length of time a wheel should be stored.
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