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   How do I know how old my trailer tires are?

   • There's an easy way to tell how old your trailer tires are: it's written right on your sidewall. The DOT (Department of Transportation) ID number code is stamped on one side of the tire. The code begins with the letters "DOT" and is followed by numbers or letters identifying the manufacturing location.

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   How do you tell a tire's age?

   • Here's how to tell a tire's age. The DOT number code will be stamped on one side of the tire, near the bead area. This tire identification number will start with the letters DOT, then the next two numbers or letters are the plant code where the tire was manufactured. The last four numbers represent the week and year the tire was built.

   How to Determine Tire Age and at What Age Should a Trailer Tire Get

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   How do I know if my trailer tire is new?

   • When purchasing new trailer tires discuss the vendors product in terms of age, to ensure the product that you are receiving has been recently manufactured. To find your tire's date code, identify the code on the tire that begins with 'DOT'. The 'DOT' should be followed by a series of four letters and/or numbers.

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   How do I know if my RV tires are old?

   • One of the main things you need to check is the date code on tires so you can determine the age. Even if you get new tires for your RV, the age of the tire is important because it’s possible that the tires were sitting in a warehouse somewhere for quite some time. Getting older tires might cause an RV accident which is something that nobody wants.

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   When should a trailer tire be replaced?

   • The common recommendation is that trailer tires should be replaced at 6-7 years of age regardless of if the tread of the tire is still good. This means 6-7 years after the manufactured date and not just when the tire was purchased. Here's how to tell a tire's age. The DOT number code will be stamped on one side of the tire, near the bead area.

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   How do I know if my trailer tires are recalled?

   • Plug in your DOT Code and find out! How old are my trailer tires? All tires sold in the US require a DOT code which is mandated by the U.S Department of Transportation. The DOT code indicates the tire meets all federal standards, these identification numbers are important if the product is recalled.

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   How old are your trailer tires really? Use our exclusive online trailer tire age calculator to determine the age of your trailer tires. Please enter the 4 digit code located on your trailer tire: (i.e.: 0910)

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   Feb 7, 2022 · How Old Are My Trailer Tires? There's an easy way to tell how old your trailer tires are: it's written right on your sidewall. The DOT (Department of Transportation) ID number code is stamped on one side of the tire.

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   The common recommendation is that trailer tires should be replaced at 6-7 years of age regardless of if the tread of the tire is still good. This means 6-7 years after the manufactured date and not just when the tire was purchased. Here's how to tell a tire's age.

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   Apr 30, 2024 · The date code is going to be a 4 digit number with the first 2 numbers referencing the week of the year it was manufactured and the last 2 digits being the last 2 digits of the year. It may only be on one side of the tire.

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   Enter The 4-Digit Code on Your Tire: Manufacture Date: If your tire is older than 3-5 years, be sure to check the trailer tire for dry-rot as it may be time to replace your trailer tires. Also, be sure that the tread is in good shape.

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   To find out how old your tire is, find the DOT code imprinted on the sidewall of the tire that begins with “DOT”, followed by a series of usually 10 to 12 numbers, letters or symbols (which provides information about the tire’s size and the manufacturer’s specifications and locations), followed by the date code, the last 4 (or 3 ...

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   The first two numbers are indicators of the week of the year the tire was built while the second two numbers indicate the year in which it was made. By locating this DOT number on your tire you can easily determine the age of your tire.