How to Identify the Tire Production Date?
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Tire production dates are indicated by a four-digit number, which is marked on the sidewall of the tire. The first two digits represent the production week, and the last two digits represent the year. Here are the methods to identify the tire production date: 1. Similar to the vehicle production date, the tire production date is actually marked on the outer side of the tire. You don't need to flip the tire; it's on the outside, on one side of the tire wall. There is a set of numbers, and the last four digits of this marking provide information about the production date. It consists of four digits "AABB." The first two digits "AA" indicate the week of the year, and the last two digits "BB" indicate the year. 2. Generally, the 11-digit number and letters immediately following the "DOT" marking on the tire sidewall represent the tire's identification number or serial number. The last four digits of the serial number indicate the tire's production date.