How to Check and Age Your Classic Tyres
Danny HopkinsTyre rubber deteriorates over time and should be replaced once it gets too old. Matt and Danny explain the dating system used on modern tyres.
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I purchased a set of Brooklyn tyres 4yrs a go they were kept in their wraps and were installed on my MGB gt in March last year and have now did 1000miles they will be out of date in 5yrs Time if they are still free from cracks etc will they need to be changed?