I’m changing my rim size on rear of my bike. The tire on back is still good. 50 plus shipping
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May I ask about the date-code on the sidewall?
If helpful, check the Table of Contents in the Documentation forum for a help file for tire manufacturing date codes.
If helpful, check the Table of Contents in the Documentation forum for a help file for tire manufacturing date codes.
I’ll get it today I have it in my storage garage
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No worries, just next time it's convenient. I think this will fit a neighbor's bike but don't want to say anything because he will ask about the date Code. Sorry for the trouble. It's off-season here, snow, so no rush brother.
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Yep. The first alpha characters are manufacturer's type-identification. The last four numeric are the week and year of manufacturer. So the 42nd week of 2006. Thing is, visually it seems okay. But I'm not sure if can go back that far. Tire 'rubber' life is ~5 to ~7 years. You were smart to replace it on your ride!
I have 280 here I sent rim out to get widened today
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