I just had a valve stem replaced by on road and the technician said three of my tires looked dry rotted. Keep rolling or head to the shop? This is my second week solo. All this stuff is new to me.
This tire needs to be replaced ASAP right?
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Yes they are dry rotted and the date code is 2015... Will they run.. Sure.. But how long until they dont is the question...
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No matter what the sidewalls do not look great. The tire casing is 8 years old now. I would suggest contacting your driver manager/dispatch/safety manager and get these tires replaced.JoeyJunk, Gearjammin' Penguin, Rideandrepair and 10 others Thank this. -
I’ve seen way worse. These are on a tractor at my work. I told the driver to refuse to drive it. It’s his life and his responsibility, when things go wrong.
Hopefully, someone never leaves you a trailer like this.
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Would You drive your personal vehicle with Tires looking like those??
If so, why question.
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What is a good DOT manufactured date range for future reference? How many years old?
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