
Tire manufacturing dates are located on the outer edge of the tire, consisting of a set of numbers and letters indicating the production week and year. For example, '3907' means the tire was produced in the 39th week of 2007, which is late September 2007. This information helps identify the tire's age and storage duration. Five situations requiring tire replacement: 1. Expiry approaching – Every tire has a production date; pay attention to the usage period and mileage. If exceeded, replacement is necessary. 2. Severe tread wear. 3. Presence of bulges. 4. Poor brake control with high tire pressure or insufficient vehicle power with low pressure; always check tire pressure before driving. 5. Any cuts on the tire.










