Do Retread Tires Last?

Do Retread Tires Last?

The Lifetime Value of a Retread Tire
A new tire will last between three and four years, when driven 12,000 to 15,000 miles annually. With proper maintenance and care, a typical retread tire will last same of a comparable brand new tire.

Are retread tires worth it?

Retreading tires is economical and environmentally friendly. Plus, retread tire quality is now better than ever. With new tire retreading tools and manufacturing methods, retread tires have improved significantly in recent years and are a viable option for fleet tires, truck tires, airline tires, and more.

How many times can a tire be retreaded?

Long haul, high-speed operations usually retread their tires two or three times. While fleets, such as garbage hauler and other local service operations that wear tires out very quickly, can sometimes retread their tires five or more times if they are properly maintained.

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