Tuesday, July 29, 2008

Aged Tires

I received this email from a client and I thought I should pass it along.  I've never given "old tires" a second thought.  And after watching this video, its quite likely many of us could be driving on old tires. 

  http://abcnews.go.com/Video/playerIndex?id=4826897&affil=kabc

You can find the code that tells the manufacture date on your tires- it is a 4 digits in a rectangle after a string of numbers. (on some tires it is on the inside) They say that in the video, but only once. So, I imagine a lot of people missed it. You probably caught the code.
 
1 - Check the receipt they should have given you.
2 - Ask the store to view their records. Every tire should have a s/n and location record.
3 - Ask the guy that does your oil change and lube if he knows how to read it. s.

1 comment:

  1. Hey thanks for showing this. I'll be making sure I find out about tires in the future when we purchase. And to pass this in to others.

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