How to Identify the Manufacturing Date of New Tires?

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To identify the manufacturing date of new tires, look at the outer edge of the tire, where a set of numbers and letters indicates the production month and year, as well as the quantity. Normally, tires should be replaced every 4 years. Situations requiring tire replacement include: 1. Every tire has a production date; pay attention to the usage period and mileage. If these limits are exceeded, the tires need to be replaced. 2. Severe tread wear. 3. Bubbles on the tire. 4. Abnormal tire pressure—high pressure makes braking difficult to control, while low pressure reduces vehicle power. Always check tire pressure before driving. 5. Cuts or gashes on the tire.