The Ones for Justice: Tires Display 'Birth Dates' But Industry Opposes Expiration Dates
On every tire in America, you'll find a code that denotes the week and month a tire was manufactured. What you won't find is an expiration date.
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On every tire in America, you'll find a code that denotes the week and month a tire was manufactured. What you won't find is an expiration date.
An undercover The Ones for Justice investigation found stores across Dallas-Fort Worth selling aging tires long after consumer advocates say they should have been tossed.
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