Retread tires perform flawlessly in all weathers around the world and on very different terrains for each type of vehicle, which can range from city and school buses to emergency vehicles to commercial vehicles to trucks and military aircraft.
You can look upon here the retreading process that begins with a thorough visual inspection of the used tires, called carcasses, which are specially monitored through the use of various high-tech non-destructive testing devices. This equipment is used to monitor the inside of the casing to detect unseen damage and to ensure that the tires are prime candidates for useful and complete extra life.
The tires first go through these rigorous initial tests and then go through a retreading process. The worn tread is precisely removed with the help of technologically advanced equipment. In addition, the new tread is firmly attached to the body, like new production tires.
Most people don't even realize that regeneration is very environmentally friendly. Regeneration strongly supports the conservation of the precious limited natural resources needed for tire production. For every retread tire produced, one new tire must be produced less.
Tires last longer on the road with retread, so tires that are less worn need to be discarded than tires that are very worn, as this helps reduce tire disposal problems.
