Why Do People Put Tires On Their Roof

What is the reason for putting tires on sesame roof? 3

We've moved to Wyoming and 75% of the ■■■■■ / trailers have tires on the roof ... can anyone tell me why?

They have no companions, they have a lot on the roof.

It is said to prevent a phenomenon known as straw wheat. The roof is called a boostering because it is built on a curved roof frame ... the roof is flat and slightly curved between the roof. The wooden loops are nailed to the outer wall cover plate of the moi. The sheet metal roof only fits around the embankment, with the top panel ... not above the frame. This is because when the temperature changes, metal roofs and wooden structures expand and contract at different rates. If the roof is installed on all trusses above the roof, there will be a lot of leakage. Because the walls do not touch the roof, strong winds cause bleeding. The weight of the tire prevents glare. I've lived in Florida, Texas, New Hampshire and Ohio, and it's the same everywhere. Be careful in winter, tires will be filled with rain and snow and will turn to snow, which will overload the beams.

Sheet metal panels can bend in high winds and make a lot of noise.

If you turn around, you can continue.

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