DOT CODE is an alphanumeric characters imprinted on the sidewall of tires. It is created by U.S Department of transportation in terms of tire identification. The DOT CODE begins with the word |DOT| followed by an alphanumeric plant code that identifies where it was manufactured. Example (DOT J7P5)

E-MARK all Europe tires have an e-mark imprinted on the sidewall of their tires either a Capital ‘’E’’ or small ‘’e’’ followed by a number in a circle or rectangle, ‘’E’’ means certified & comply with the requirement of ECE regulation 30, while ‘’e’’ means certified and comply with the requirement of Directive 92/23/EEC. The number in the circle or rectangle denotes the country code of the government that granted the tire approval, the numbers outside the circle or rectangle represents the approved certificate number. Example E4 11856

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