Which month does the 46th week of tire production correspond to?
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Tire production in the 46th week corresponds to November. Since a month consists of 4 weeks, dividing 46 by 4 gives approximately 11.5, which means mid-November. The production date of a tire is marked on the outer side of the tire. You don't need to flip the tire; it's visible on the outer side. On one side of the tire wall, there is a set of numbers. The last four digits of this marking provide information about the production date. It consists of four digits "aabb," where the first two digits "aa" indicate the week of the year, and the last two digits "bb" indicate the year. In addition to the production date, tires also display many other pieces of information. According to international standards, the tire code consists of six parts, including tire width, tire section height and aspect ratio percentage, tire type code, rim diameter (in inches), load index (permissible load capacity code), and permissible speed code. There are two methods for identifying the specifications of car tires. One is tires marked with specifications like "5.60-13," indicating a tire width of 5.60 inches and a rim diameter of 13 inches. The other is tires marked with specifications like "195/60R14," indicating a tire width of 195mm, an aspect ratio (the ratio of the tire's radial section height to width) of 60, and a rim diameter of 14 inches. The letter "R" stands for radial tire. Additionally, radial tires may also be denoted by the letter "Z."
