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PostPosted: Sun Jan 25, 2009 8:09 pm 
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Retread stuff
there's a new report on TRIB
http://www.retread.org/
at the bottom of the page - 10Meg 236 pages
but lots of pictures/data/graphs
and a good review of the Retreading process.

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This started with your opinion on Treadwright tires. Has your opinion about those tires, or retreads in general, been altered by this report?

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I actually have 2 root concerns

1) can they do real incoming inspections?
the report clearly shows Michelin and Goodyear can.
however there are literally about 1000 independent retreaders
- they may or may not be as good - the reports gives you some good questions to ask
- I don't know where Treadwright falls in this - I would definitely ask them some questions before I'd buy.

2) all of the Government reports show retreads over-represented in tire debris. That data remains.
(The conclusion said 'the proportion was similiar' but if you crunch the numbers in the charts
67% of Debris from 45% of the tires -that was not explained.)

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ATXKJ wrote:
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I actually have 2 root concerns

1) can they do real incoming inspections?
the report clearly shows Michelin and Goodyear can.
however there are literally about 1000 independent retreaders
- they may or may not be as good - the reports gives you some good questions to ask
- I don't know where Treadwright falls in this - I would definitely ask them some questions before I'd buy.

2) all of the Government reports show retreads over-represented in tire debris. That data remains.
(The conclusion said 'the proportion was similiar' but if you crunch the numbers in the charts
67% of Debris from 45% of the tires -that was not explained.)


They all have very similar test that each tire goes through before during and after the retreading process, there are some ( or used to be companies that were not as good) but companies like Treadwright / Stone tire are great companies with a very good product line. My cousin has a great line of tires as well with over 40 years in the retreading business problem is that they do not do larger tires like I want.

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