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Re: Tire Deterioration-The Life Span Hagerty Article

Posted: 4/6/14 3:57pmMessage 11 of 17
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Grapevine, TX - USA
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CCasey said: Just for information but I found this website advertising Goodyear Eagle GT tires.
They also advertise in the "NCRS Driveline" Magazine.
 


I would never pay that much for a 15" tire.

   

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Re: Tire Deterioration-The Life Span Hagerty Article

Posted: 4/6/14 5:01pmMessage 12 of 17
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I always babied my tires. I now realize they rot faster then I can wear'em out. I need to change my ways.
      Only 34 years together
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Re: Tire Deterioration-The Life Span Hagerty Article

Posted: 4/6/14 5:53pmMessage 13 of 17
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I seen this type of article last year and decided to change my 10 year old tires. I gave the old ones to my brother, still a lot of wear on them. He put them on his truck and 2 of them blew out within 3 months. DON'T TRUST OLD TIRES.

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Re: Tire Deterioration-The Life Span Hagerty Article

Posted: 4/7/14 4:22pmMessage 14 of 17
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So where is the code supposed to be imprinted?  Inside or Outside?  I can't locate any on the outside of my tires.
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Posted: 4/7/14 5:22pmMessage 15 of 17
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eldredjames said: So where is the code supposed to be imprinted?  Inside or Outside?  I can't locate any on the outside of my tires.

It's the DOT ID#.............Joel actually shows it better above.


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Re: Tire Deterioration-The Life Span Hagerty Article

Posted: 4/7/14 8:04pmMessage 16 of 17
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You will normally only find the date code info on the inner side of the tire. Depending on if it is a whitewall/white letter, or blackwall, of course. Some manufacturers do put it on both sides. Just gotta look...

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Re: Tire Deterioration-The Life Span Hagerty Article

Posted: 4/8/14 12:55pmMessage 17 of 17
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Took the wheel off to see what was up with the brakes.  Tire serial # is BEVENX7335.  So I guess my tires are from 1995, 1985 etc.  Its funny, no cracks, no checking and lots of tread left.  Oh well, see my post about brakes too.
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