This tire is half a year old, I want the latest production date

Owner: "Boss, your tires are too long. It has been six months since leaving the factory. It is considered to be stock tires!" Tire owner: "Of course not, this is normal." Owner: "I want the latest Production date tires!"
Owner: "Boss, your tires are too long. It has been six months since leaving the factory, and they are considered as stock tires!"

Tire shop owner: "Of course not, this is normal."

Owner: "I want the tire with the latest production date!"

The time period from the production of a tire to the aging of a tire is generally 3 to 5 years. After each tire is produced, the sidewall is marked with its "birth age". Owners and tire shops know the "age" of the tire by looking at the mark. Because tire companies all have years of tire warranty, car owners want "younger" tires.
However, if the tires are imported from abroad, it will usually take more than 2 months for the output to arrive at the destination. Add the time stored in the manufacturer to the dealer's hand, the dealer's time to the tire store, and the tire store to the time when the tire was successfully sold. Add up to half a year from the production date This is a normal phenomenon. Some imported tires will be 8-12 months from the production date. This is also a normal phenomenon, not stock tires.
Some experts also said that it seems that the tire is a composite of rubber, steel wire and cloth curtain. In fact, a tire is made of a combination of up to one or two hundred chemical substances. So many chemical elements are combined together, and the internal molecular structure The movement and precipitation cannot be completed synchronously, so allow a period of time for release and precipitation to achieve the best use effect. About 8-12 months after the tire is built, it enters the stable period, and the installation can be achieved at this time. Effect. In other words, if a new tire is closer to the production period, its service life will be shorter.

Tires that are not sold have professional storage methods and are placed in a cool, dry and dark room. A suitable tire storage environment will not damage the performance of the tire, and the tire is not the same as food, the fresher the better. Therefore, reasonable transportation and storage time is the most ideal. Owners should not over-interpret the length of tires from the date of production when purchasing tires. This approach is very one-sided.