Aging tire law???
Maybe good for consumer?? Maryland House Bill 580 would require a tire dealer who sells a tire more than three years old to give the buyer a written statement that the tire is not new, and that ma...
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Bumpyroad wrote:X-2, I never heard of a tire mfg date, until I owned a MH, we used to run tires "'till you can see the air inside them" as my Dad would say, as back then there was no tread depth requirement.robsouth wrote:cmarq wrote:
Isn't there a date code on car tires? Truck and rv tires have one.
Yes there is, but, I bet the majority of folks don't know it.
just put new tires on my highlander. No, I didnt have them roll the new tires by me and decipher the codes. I would guess that 99.9% of the people don't. now if you were replacing one huge $$$ RV tire you might.
bumpy
It was common practice back in the day, before steel belted radials, to run a tire until the cords showed. ;)
