Tire Question!!



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http://www.edmunds.com/car-care/how-...our-tires.html
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http://www.edmunds.com/car-care/how-...our-tires.html
Excerpt From The Above Article :
Make Sure You're Getting a "Fresh" Tire
Just because a tire is unused doesn't mean it's new. In a number of instances, consumers have purchased "new" tires at retail stores only to find out later that they were manufactured years earlier. In addition to having a shorter life on the road, a tire that's supposedly new but is actually old may be past its warranty period.
If you buy tires and soon after discover that they're actually a few years old, you have the right to request newer ones, Zielinski says. Any reputable store should be willing to make amends. "It is fair for a consumer to expect that 'new' is not several years old," he says.
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But, for an overall analysis, the other side of the discussion would suggest that if the OP drives enough mileage that the tires would wear out in two to three years, he would be well within the 6-10 year age range when concerns start to arise. So, one could also question if tires from 2010 are, in actuality, a problem worth the time and effort to address.


