Where can I find my tire expiration date? So let me start by saying tires don't have an expiration date. Tires have a manufactured date. It's on one side of the tire so it depends on whether the tires mounted with that number on the outside or the inside as whether you can see it or not. So what you're looking for is you're looking for the letters "DOT" for Department of Transportation. Then there will be a bunch of other codes and then typically you'll have an oval and in that oval is going to be a four digit code. So this particular one is 2923 that means it's the 29th week of 2023. https://lnkd.in/gvZHpfmj
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Good advice from Ontario Tire Dealers Association on those spring tire changes - check it out! #tires #changingtires
Now is the time many are performing spring tire changeovers. While it might be tempting to tackle the changeover at home, there are several important factors to consider. Do you have the right tools for the job? Are you confident in inspecting your rims, tires, and wheel components for wear and signs of potential failure? Do you understand how to properly remove, install, and torque your wheels according to the manufacturer's specifications? Remember, your local tire professionals have the tools, knowledge, and experience to perform your tire changeover safely. Trusting the experts ensures peace of mind on the road.
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