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Thanks all! I'm not a big fan of Pirelli's and the OEM tires supplied by them to Ford are cost based built to get the car thru the 12/12,000 bumper to bumper. They look fine to my eyes as far as structure and I did speak with the original owner...lol (REMEMBER TO ERASE Sync INFO WHEN YOU SELL A CAR!!!) The car was bought by a collector and was stored inside of his heated and air conditioned Wherehouse. Never has seen rain etc...... Nice guy that ended up trading it for some $100K Mopar.

I think when I have it apart to re-hang the fender and ppaint the calipers, I'll get new tires........Ladies LUV new shoes!!!!

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im just trying to figure out how someone made tires last that long on that car lol
Right? I replaced my first 2 (well, first 2 due to tread, not road hazard) couple months back. About 30k on em after a little over a year, and i do like my spirited driving.
 

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the tires are date coded 03/11/16.
How did you get the month/day/year from the tire...????

DOT & FMVSS require that the week/year is on the tire.
You may be mis reading the date of manufacture.
It is always in an oval inset with 2 digit week and two digit year.

Just trying to help.... no manufacturer puts month/day/year on their tire.
 
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How did you get the month/day/year from the tire...????

DOT & FMVSS require that the week/year is on the tire.
You may be mis reading the date of manufacture.
It is always in an oval inset with 2 digit week and two digit year.

Just trying to help.... no manufacturer puts month/day/year on their tire.
You're right! 31st week of 2016....... I just checked them @ the dealer prior to writing them a check! They're all 3116....TY
 
 








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