Subject	No Florida statute says that. (n/m)
Posted by	GatorJ on March 28, 2019 at 5:37 PM
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In Reply To	Here in Florida the limit is 10 years on the date stamp (n/m) posted by DAYTONAZ on March 28, 2019 at 05:34 AM
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Follow Ups	tire recommendation: 2013 new tires or 2015 used? - zyoulater 12:40:14 03/25/19 Do you have access to physically inspect each set? - Zeus 12:58:52 03/25/19 unfortunately no, i can only see the pics, - zyoulater 13:15:36 03/25/19 Technically they are still within recommended time limits - ZXoltan 14:02:12 03/25/19 I would try to find out how they were stored... - GrecV2 06:29:35 03/26/19 sure - ni[x]it 17:34:15 03/26/19 Here in Florida the limit is 10 years on the date stamp (n/m) - DAYTONAZ 05:34:31 03/28/19 No Florida statute says that. (n/m) - GatorJ 17:37:56 03/28/19 New, 50% tread means 75% gone. You wont drive a tire bald. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 22:39:02 03/26/19 You've visited Quebec. You know this to be false :-P (n/m) - spicyZ 07:46:24 03/27/19 Easy, tiger (n/m) - Zeus 09:42:22 03/27/19 Wanna fight? (n/m) - Aqualung 15:49:27 03/27/19
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