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Since the tire gurus are gathered I'd like to ask a tire marking question as well. I have four F70 x 14 RWL Goodyear Polyglas tires that came with my car when purchased several years ago. Anyone know how to tell if these might be the original tires versus reproductions of the original style? Thanks.
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Since the tire gurus are gathered I'd like to ask a tire marking question as well. I have four F70 x 14 RWL Goodyear Polyglas tires that came with my car when purchased several years ago. Anyone know how to tell if these might be the original tires versus reproductions of the original style? Thanks. [/ QUOTE ] Dick, The tires should have a DOT stamp on them. The last 2 digits are the year the tire was produced -- if I recall correctly. The DOT stamp is usually oval-shaped and will be close to where the sidewall meets the wheel. I think the 1st 2 numbers are the manufacturer's code and the second is the year it was made. ~GOAT72
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They do have the DOT stamp with serial # near the bead as you describe but not sure the rest adds up. The four tires read:
CYLD B5KJ 352 CYLD B5KJ 382 CYLD B5KJ 382 CYLD B5KJ 412 Thanks.
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The four codes you listed are Reproduction tires.
That Manufacturer is how I know. Goat72 Would you please fill in your user profile fully,meaning add your Name & Email. Thank You. ![]() |
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