Manufacturing Date

…the date of their manufacture." "Environmental conditions like exposure to sunlight and coastal climates, as well as poor storage and infrequent use, accelerate the aging process. In ideal conditions, a tyre may have a life expectancy that exceeds ten years from its date of manufacture. However,…

…by" date because there are indications a tire's environment and service conditions play at least an equivalent role as a tire's manufacturing recipe. Therefore, tire aging and tire service life depends on many factors in addition to simple chronological age. The following tire manufacturers and…

…sizes are listed as back ordered: "Items shown with an inventory status of "Back Order" are on order from the manufacturer and an approximate in-stock date has not yet been determined. If you select an item with "Back Order" status, we will contact you when more information…

…tire manufacturer's warranties cover their tires for four years from the date of purchase or five years from the week the tires were manufactured. So if you purchase new tires that were manufactured exactly two years ago they will be covered for a total of six years (four years from the date of…

…model. It came with them on it at 55K miles. It now has 64K. They don%27t seem to wear much although I should rotate them. They are dated at 0908 of manufacture and are labeled LT215-75-15 the stock size. I think the 4.0 Liter straight 6 in this size can lay plenty of torque to them. That…

…model. It came with them on it at 55K miles. It now has 64K. They don%27t seem to wear much although I should rotate them. They are dated at 0908 of manufacture and are labeled LT215-75-15 the stock size. I think the 4.0 Liter straight 6 in this size can lay plenty of torque to them. That…

…model. It came with them on it at 55K miles. It now has 64K. They don%27t seem to wear much although I should rotate them. They are dated at 0908 of manufacture and are labeled LT215-75-15 the stock size. I think the 4.0 Liter straight 6 in this size can lay plenty of torque to them. That…

…exposure to sunlight. Tire manufacturers' warranties typically cover cracking for a period of 4 years from the date the tire was purchased (receipt for the new tires or in-service date of the vehicle required) or four years from the date the tire was manufactured. There are a few conditions that…

…subject to time limits set by the tire manufacturers with most expiring 4-, 5- or 6-years from the date of purchase. This means that a 5,000 mile-a-year driver purchasing tires warranted for 5-years/40,000-miles would see it expire 5 years from the date of purchase even though they had only driven…

…"While most tires will need replacement before they achieve 10 years, it is recommended that any tires in service 10 years or more from the date of manufacture, including spare tires, be replaced with new tires as a simple precaution even if such tires appear serviceable and even if they have not…