Posted by Crazy Horse on September 28, 2018 at 06:15:10 from (206.75.54.142):
The post below here about trailers and older tires reminded me that I listed to a radio talk show this summer regarding tire age and inspections for cars and trucks. I had never heard of that before for tire age, I wasn't even aware they were dated on the casing sidewalls.
We don't have real tough inspection standards up here unless the used car/truck is coming in from out of province or from the USA. You would probably have to get an insurance inspection to start things off if the vehicle was of a certain age or older (pretty basic inspection) and once you get past that and stay with the same insurance company, you might be able to drive it forever on the tires it arrived with if you choose to do that. I've had to do that initial inspection (whole vehicle including tire condition but not year of tire manufacture) but I don't know what the vehicle age requirement is before they ask you for that.
How many here on YT have tire age requirements where you live for cars and trucks? Info for the vehicle inspection itself would also be interesting. Maybe note your province or state, I see some have already done that down below with the trailer post.
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