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I'm used to four numbers for the date code, these are pretty new tires.
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I'm used to four numbers for the date code, these are pretty new tires.
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My guess is they were made in 30th and 31st week of 2014.
Originally Posted By: Bluestream
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tiretech/techpage.jsp?techid=11
Google is your friend
Thanks!
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tiretech/techpage.jsp?techid=11
Google is your friend
Thanks!
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Originally Posted By: Corollaman
Originally Posted By: Bluestream
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tiretech/techpage.jsp?techid=11
Google is your friend
Really? Great response. It's a five digit date code, not the normal four digit date code that is on tire rack. Before you show your vast knowledge why don't you read the question?
Cause I don't have time...
The tires were made in 2014, does anything else really matter?
Originally Posted By: Bluestream
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tiretech/techpage.jsp?techid=11
Google is your friend
Really? Great response. It's a five digit date code, not the normal four digit date code that is on tire rack. Before you show your vast knowledge why don't you read the question?
Cause I don't have time...
The tires were made in 2014, does anything else really matter?
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Originally Posted By: Bluestream
Originally Posted By: Corollaman
Originally Posted By: Bluestream
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tiretech/techpage.jsp?techid=11
Google is your friend
Really? Great response. It's a five digit date code, not the normal four digit date code that is on tire rack. Before you show your vast knowledge why don't you read the question?
Cause I don't have time
Thanks for the help...you own some nice cars! . . .
Originally Posted By: Corollaman
Originally Posted By: Bluestream
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tiretech/techpage.jsp?techid=11
Google is your friend
Really? Great response. It's a five digit date code, not the normal four digit date code that is on tire rack. Before you show your vast knowledge why don't you read the question?
Cause I don't have time
Thanks for the help...you own some nice cars! . . .
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Is it possible you're looking at the wrong info? Isn't there another code on the sidewall that only has 4 digits?
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Usually it is four letters then a four number code, for some reason it is 3 letters followed by five numbers, it is right after the "DOT" and it is circled like on other tires.
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Usually it is four letters then a four number code, for some reason it is 3 letters followed by five numbers, it is right after the "DOT" and it is circled like on other tires.
that was helpful.. Tires are not one of my specialties..
Originally Posted By: Corollaman
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I'm used to four numbers for the date code, these are pretty new tires.
Everything you wanted to know about DOT codes on tires:
Barry's Tire Tech - DOT Codes
There is something wrong with the digits. There aren't enough of them - like 4 short. Is it possible there is a gap between digit number 4 and digit number 5?
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I'm used to four numbers for the date code, these are pretty new tires.
Everything you wanted to know about DOT codes on tires:
Barry's Tire Tech - DOT Codes
There is something wrong with the digits. There aren't enough of them - like 4 short. Is it possible there is a gap between digit number 4 and digit number 5?
My bet is Corollaman's tires have the date code mounted inboard. The posted TIN (Tire Identification Number) doesn't look long enough.
The first two are DM, which means this is likely a German-produced Dunlop tire?
http://www.harriger.com/tires.htm
The next two are A1, which is the size code...335/30R18?
http://www.barrystiretech.com/rmadotcoding2009.pdf
The first two are DM, which means this is likely a German-produced Dunlop tire?
http://www.harriger.com/tires.htm
The next two are A1, which is the size code...335/30R18?
http://www.barrystiretech.com/rmadotcoding2009.pdf
Originally Posted By: Hokiefyd
........The next two are A1, which is the size code...335/30R18?
http://www.barrystiretech.com/rmadotcoding2009.pdf
CAUTION: That's only true if Dunlop is following the RMA coding system, and they don't have to. They can use any system they want as long as there is one.
........The next two are A1, which is the size code...335/30R18?
http://www.barrystiretech.com/rmadotcoding2009.pdf
CAUTION: That's only true if Dunlop is following the RMA coding system, and they don't have to. They can use any system they want as long as there is one.
Originally Posted By: CapriRacer
CAUTION: That's only true if Dunlop is following the RMA coding system, and they don't have to. They can use any system they want as long as there is one.
Right; that's why I used a question mark after the tire size...as if to ask the OP if this is indeed the size he's got. I could have been clearer, though, regarding the tire size code not necessarily following an industry standard.
CAUTION: That's only true if Dunlop is following the RMA coding system, and they don't have to. They can use any system they want as long as there is one.
Right; that's why I used a question mark after the tire size...as if to ask the OP if this is indeed the size he's got. I could have been clearer, though, regarding the tire size code not necessarily following an industry standard.
Originally Posted By: Hokiefyd
Originally Posted By: CapriRacer
CAUTION: That's only true if Dunlop is following the RMA coding system, and they don't have to. They can use any system they want as long as there is one.
Right; that's why I used a question mark after the tire size...as if to ask the OP if this is indeed the size he's got. I could have been clearer, though, regarding the tire size code not necessarily following an industry standard.
The tire is an "Aspen" made by sumito rubber, size P205-55-16.
Originally Posted By: CapriRacer
CAUTION: That's only true if Dunlop is following the RMA coding system, and they don't have to. They can use any system they want as long as there is one.
Right; that's why I used a question mark after the tire size...as if to ask the OP if this is indeed the size he's got. I could have been clearer, though, regarding the tire size code not necessarily following an industry standard.
The tire is an "Aspen" made by sumito rubber, size P205-55-16.
Originally Posted By: Hokiefyd
My bet is Corollaman's tires have the date code mounted inboard.
X2. I had this issue trying to find the date codes on oem 4runner tires. Contacted bridgestone and the date code ended up being on the inboard sidewall.
My bet is Corollaman's tires have the date code mounted inboard.
X2. I had this issue trying to find the date codes on oem 4runner tires. Contacted bridgestone and the date code ended up being on the inboard sidewall.
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