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22 Οκτ 2024 · Learn how to read and understand the DOT code on your tires. This guide covers locating the DOT code, decoding manufacturer and size information, and interpreting the date of manufacture. Find practical advice on navigating regulatory changes and common FAQs about DOT codes.
DOT is the abbreviation for “Department of Transportation” and indicates a unique tyre code which is a series of 7 to 13 letters and numbers printed on the sidewall of a tyre (the vertical surface of rubber above the wheel).
The DOT tire date code is a 7 to 13 character code that is legally required and is usually printed in smaller letters near the bead of the tire (where the tire meets the rim). Its first letters are DOT, which stands for “Department of Transportation” and indicates that the government agency has approved the tire.
28 Ιουν 2024 · Have you ever had trouble reading the DOT number on your tires or figuring out how to read tire date codes? If you've misplaced your purchase receipt, determining the exact age of your tires can be challenging. Fortunately, the answer is right on your tires. Here's how to decode those important numbers.
Reveal your tire’s identity. The TIN groups together important information about your tire's manufacturing. Group One: 2-3 characters representing the factory code for where the tire was made. Group Two: a 2-character code that tells you the tire size. Group Three: up to 4 characters that show the tire type and manufacturer's code.
3 Ιουλ 2024 · Understanding your tire’s DOT (Department of Transportation) code is essential for ensuring tire safety and making informed tire maintenance and replacement decisions. This guide thoroughly explains how to locate and read the DOT code on your tires.
If you look at the sidewall of your tire, you will notice numerous alphanumeric codes and symbols. What do those tire markings mean? In this article, you will learn to read a tire size and its maximum load and speed and find out how the brand, range and tire type, are shown on your tire.
