Where is the production date of Maxxis tires located?
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Maxxis tire production dates can be found on the tire sidewall. The production date of tires is typically represented by a four-digit number, where the first two digits indicate the week of production and the last two digits represent the year. The shelf life of car tires is generally 5 years, and when replacing tires, the production date should not exceed 3 years. Here is an introduction to tire maintenance: 1. Ensure correct tire pressure: The air pressure standards for front, rear, and spare tires vary for different vehicles. The standard tire pressure data provided by the vehicle manufacturer is usually posted on areas such as the vehicle door pillars. Increasing the pressure by 25% can reduce tire life by approximately 30%. 2. Tire appearance inspection: Regularly check tires for bulges, cracks, cuts, punctures, and abnormal wear. 3. Keep tire surfaces clean: Maintaining cleanliness is one of the key factors in extending tire life. Especially in winter, pay attention to tire cleanliness before and after driving. Before driving, check if the tire tread is covered with ice or snow. If the ice or snow in the tread is very hard, do not forcibly pry or pour boiling water on the tire. Instead, use lukewarm water to clean the tire. Also, check for foreign objects such as stones, metal pieces, or nails in the tread, especially for new tires, and clean them promptly. 4. Tire alignment and balancing: If uneven tire wear or excessive vehicle vibration is noticed, it may be due to poor alignment or imbalance. These issues not only shorten tire life but also affect vehicle handling performance. Immediately take the vehicle to a service station for inspection and perform a four-wheel alignment or tire dynamic balancing based on the results.
