Is It Normal for New Car Tires to Not Have a Production Date?
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It is not normal for new car tires to lack a production date. Here are the relevant details: 1. Production Date: The production date refers to the date and time when a product completes all manufacturing processes on the production line, passes inspection, and is packaged as a finished product ready for sale in the market. Nowadays, most companies gradually standardize the production date and batch number of their products. All tires have a production date. 2. Time Difference: Even if the four tires of a new car are not from the exact same date, they may still belong to the same batch. Sometimes there might be a slight time difference, but the dates should be relatively close. Tires are used to be mounted on newly manufactured vehicles.