Novak Conversions Jeep Wrangler TJ engine mounts

Tire Date Codes

Intimnasc

Intimnasc

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Any of you know how to get the manufacture date off these? They look dry to me like the compounds are hardening. Just wondering how old they are.

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ItchyDong said:
No idea how to find what you’re asking for, but that looks like salt. No big deal.
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Yeah asshats in Texas started using a brine solution with plows and sand. We get this crap once a year so to keep all the dipshits that can't drive safe we had to start using salt.

bucky said:
Molded into the tire. First 2 digits are the week. Last 2 digits are the year of manufacture.
Thirtieth week of 2018 on my just replaced separated trailer tire.
July 23-29-2018.
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That's what I was looking for and there is no 4 number code on these. Thought maybe I'd missed something. Going to look for tires soon these are really dry
 
Intimnasc said:
Yeah asshats in Texas started using a brine solution with plows and sand. We get this crap once a year so to keep all the dipshits that can't drive safe we had to start using salt.



That's what I was looking for and there is no 4 number code on these. Thought maybe I'd missed something. Going to look for tires soon these are really dry
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It may be on the other side of the tire.

That code only has to be on one side.
 
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