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<blockquote data-quote="Afterimage" data-source="post: 334472" data-attributes="member: 7676"><p>GF's car need new summer tires. I purchased a new set of alloy wheels for her car to put new tires on. I know the tire brand and size I want to run on her car and after calling my usual tire dealer I mentioned the tires I want them to get for me should have the latest possible DOT codes (I'm thinking mid to late 2023 into early 2024). </p><p></p><p>They got a set in from his supplier and they have a DOT code of 3822 (38th week of 2022 which is late Sept of that year production).</p><p></p><p>Do you think that is too old a tire to be new, mounted and used on her car? I mean by the time summer rolls around this year those "new" tires will be pushing 2 years old before you even put any real mileage on them. What do you all think?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Afterimage, post: 334472, member: 7676"] GF's car need new summer tires. I purchased a new set of alloy wheels for her car to put new tires on. I know the tire brand and size I want to run on her car and after calling my usual tire dealer I mentioned the tires I want them to get for me should have the latest possible DOT codes (I'm thinking mid to late 2023 into early 2024). They got a set in from his supplier and they have a DOT code of 3822 (38th week of 2022 which is late Sept of that year production). Do you think that is too old a tire to be new, mounted and used on her car? I mean by the time summer rolls around this year those "new" tires will be pushing 2 years old before you even put any real mileage on them. What do you all think? [/QUOTE]
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