Place dry cake mix and pudding mix in a large mixing bowl and stir well to blend. Measure out 1/2 cup portions and place each in a plastic sandwich bag with a tie closure. Tuck each bag in a large ceramic mug that will hold at least 1 1/2 cups of water.
Reading tire date codes. 1  Located on the tire sidewall near the edge of the rim. 2  Part of a long alphanumeric serial number starting with DOT. 3  Date codes are the last three or four digits at the end of the DOT safety code.  The first one or two digits indicate the week the tire was manufactured.
To determine the ISO diameter, measure in millimeters from the center of the wheel to only the inner edge of the tire and double the figure. Step 3. Measure the flat surface across the tire's tread from one side of the tire to the other. This is the tire width. Measure in inches for traditional tire measurements or in millimeters for the ISO measurement. Combine the measurements of tire diameter and width to obtain the tire size. Traditional bike tire sizes place the diameter first and the width second. ISO sizes place the width first and the diameter second. Standard tire sizes are in full-inch increments for the diameter. If you are slightly over or under, round to the nearest inch.