Reply to "Yokahama AVS Date Codes for tires"

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Originally posted by Ottocilindri:
Hi Julian,

Do you know how many digits they used in the 80's? I do have some Pirelli's with 508 on them. Since they are completely dried out I expected they where out of 1988.

I have had 2 sets of P7s. They dry rotted between the treads long before they were worn out. I still hope someday Pirelli makes a fresh batch. Italian tires just seem more correct than the Toyos (very good tires!) for the Pantera.

4/1/106:53 PM

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