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Brand New Tires That Are "old"...alert
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<blockquote data-quote="overwhelmed..." data-source="post: 207772" data-attributes="member: 6184"><p>This is very true. We have a case in our law firm right now regarding the exact same thing. Ours, however, wasn't a new tire purchased as new, but a used tire. The 10 year old tire was sold and ended up blowing out on the driver. The car was then disabled in the middle of the highway. Our "client" came upon the accident and wasn't able to stop in time and ended up dying from his injuries. </p><p> </p><p>It's very important that you check your tires whether purchased new or used. The problem is that the numbers that indicate the age of the tire are printed on the inside of the tire. You'd have to be a mechanic or tire person to even know where those numbers are located or what they represent.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="overwhelmed..., post: 207772, member: 6184"] This is very true. We have a case in our law firm right now regarding the exact same thing. Ours, however, wasn't a new tire purchased as new, but a used tire. The 10 year old tire was sold and ended up blowing out on the driver. The car was then disabled in the middle of the highway. Our "client" came upon the accident and wasn't able to stop in time and ended up dying from his injuries. It's very important that you check your tires whether purchased new or used. The problem is that the numbers that indicate the age of the tire are printed on the inside of the tire. You'd have to be a mechanic or tire person to even know where those numbers are located or what they represent. [/QUOTE]
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