Anybody know what compound this is (4841) on a 2012 GPA211 front? And are the new 2012 GPA's run at the same pressures as always? Thank you much...
EDIT: Called Dunlop like I should have from the start... GPA's are labeled differently than GP's... The compoud code is displayed in small print near a six digit code and DOT markings, not in the moldable area near the date code like the UK's that I have. What threw me off is that 4841 was ink stamped in that box and stickered inside as well.
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Dunlop Gpa211 #4841
Started by manwithgun, May 04 2012 04:15 AM
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Posted 07 May 2012 - 04:51 PM
fossilfuel, on 06 May 2012 - 12:32 AM, said:
I called them up and they are unaware of this number code, kindly suggesting that I may be reading it wrong. Said that it could possibly be identified by the color striping but the tire is not currently in hand... Not the end of the world, but I'll update if I get any leads.
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