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Old Crank

(4,645 posts)
11. Here in Europe
Wed Nov 22, 2023, 03:37 PM
Nov 2023

When your car is inspected they check tire date.
Over or close to 10 years old you must replace them. Mileage doesn't matter, If they spent all the time in a garage, doesn't matter.

A friend had to get his yearly check done in Lyon. That was two years late becasue of Covid. Damn, my new car is 10 years old... New tires. Plenty of tread becasue he olny drives 3-5 months in France. Keeps car in a dark garage underground. Sorry, new tires or no sticker.

I had the sidewall of an old spare blow out while my Landcruiser sat in the sun. The tire was exposed all the time and finally just blew out without anything touching it.

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