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Once you learn to read the markings on your tires, you will discover that they contain a lot of information that doesn't become clear until you speak the language. The markings indicate the type of tire, the manufacturer, the build-date, the materials used and much, much more.
For a comprehensive description of what all the markings mean, read our article:
How to Read Tire Markings and Why They Are Important. If you have questions about updating your tires or what you should do after being in a
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