How to Check the Production Date of New Car Wheels?
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Tire production dates are indicated by a four-digit number, which is printed on the sidewall of the tire. The first two digits represent the week of production, while the last two digits indicate the year. The international standard tire code consists of six parts: 1. Tire width. 2. The percentage of tire section height to aspect ratio. 3. Tire type code. 4. Rim diameter (in inches). 5. Load index (permissible load mass code). 6. Permissible speed code. There are two methods for identifying car tire specifications: 1. A tire marked as "5.60-13" indicates a tire width of 5.60 inches and a rim diameter of 13 inches. 2. A tire marked as "195/60R14" indicates a tire width of 195mm, an aspect ratio of 60, and a rim diameter of 14 inches.