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Archive for February 28th, 2007
Retreading
Posted by Josh from Industry, CA, US on February 28, 2007
I continuelly hear about how great it is to retread your old tires. The problem I’m having is finding someone to buy my old casings to retread them. Do you have any suggestions?
Retreading tires for use on drive axles and trailer axles is very common in the trucking industry. Finding a commercial tire dealer that provides this service should not be too difficult. Try the dealer locator on our commercial tire website www.goodyear.com/truck. If you have retreadable casings, the retreader can either retread the tire casings you provide to him or he can make you an offer to buy your casings from you.
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