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Been meaning to look at the spare and replace the tire for 10 years.

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Been meaning to look at the spare and replace the tire for 10 years.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I can�t find it. Where is it? This is off my 99 996.

POST 2Original post

You have a 3 digit code...very old... If your tires were made before the year 2000, the date code will be only 3 digits – the first two digits again listing the week of the year, and the last digit being the last digit of the year of the tire’s manufacture. This means a date code of “529” could mean the tire was manufactured in December 1999, or December 1989 – or even December 1979.

POST 3Original post

Quotes source post: 18570557

The left pointing triangle ◀️ following the 3 digit date code was required by DOT from 1990 onwards. Then the 4 digit code was introduced for 20xx. 80's tyres have 3 digits and no Triangle. So your spare is made in 99.

POST 4Original post

Quotes source post: 18570636

Yea, I forgot about the little triangle and apparently so did GoodYear....lol ...The statement about the date code I posted came directly from the GoodYear ...

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

The 019 code is it then. Thx. I probably should replace it, lol

POST 6Original post

It being stored under a cover in the frunk really extends the life. Its only designed to get u to a tire store. If its not dry rot and it holds air, im sure its fine for 25-50 miles at reasonable speeds.

POST 7Original post

Anybody know who makes a replacement tire for the spare?

POST 8 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 18570855

No, but my plan was to call my local tire shop, give them the dimensions of the tire and wheel size and pick anything that fits. If that doesn�t work, I�ll just get a mountain bike tire (kidding).

POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Agree. But my tire had all this white stuff all over it, and it appears to still hold air. But I think I�ll replace it anyway just to be safe.

POST 10Original post

Your money....tire shine would take care of that with stuff .

POST 11Original post

MM - Apparently this tire fits the rim and the cover is snug, but fits, per a “PCA Tech Talks” from 2019. Continental CST17 125/80 R 17 99M $125

POST 12 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I was thinking about the age and reliability more than appearance. This thing is going on 24 years old!

POST 13 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 18570938

Thanks! Tire rack has it

POST 14Original post

Thanks guys. Been meaning to look at the spare and replace the tire for 10 years. You just made it easy.

POST 15Original post

Something to remember is that your full size tire wont fit in the frunk. Carry a large plastic trash bag so you can put the bad tire in the car without getting everything filthy.

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