What to Do When the Manufacturing Date of a New Car and the Tire Date Don't Match?
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It is normal for the production dates of new car tires to vary, as the tire production dates are closely related to the manufacturer's batch, logistics distribution, and the material sequencing during the final assembly of the vehicle. The production date of a tire can be checked through the production batch number on the side of the tire, which is a combination of numbers and letters. The proper storage methods for tires are: 1. Move tires indoors during rain to prevent water from entering the tire. 2. Store tires in areas free from oil and water to avoid scratches or deformation. 3. Do not place tires near generators or batteries. 4. When storing tires for an extended period after removal, be cautious to prevent chemicals from seeping out of the tires and staining the ground.