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Retreading your tires, rather than buying new tires, can be very cost-effective. By re-using an existing tire casing and adding new tread, you can receive a more efficient cost per mile of your tires. Have you ever thought about retreading your tires instead of buying a new set? If your tires are in good condition, retreading could be an option. The process offers many benefits. Saving money is at the top of that list.

Get Professional Commercial Tire Retreads Near You!

Commercial vehicles travel long distances all the time. Constantly buying new tires adds up fast! During the retreading process, about 90% of your tire is retained. That means significant savings for you. Blacks Tire & Auto Service in North Carolina & South Carolina performs comprehensive commercial tire retreading.

Tire Retreading Involves

• A thorough inspection of your tires. Your tire casing needs to be in good condition for new tread installation to be successful.
• Buffing down the old tread to ensure the new tread can properly adhere to your tires.
• Repair any damage to the sidewalls or casings that could affect tire safety.
• Applying new, custom-made tread for your tire.
• Final Inspection of cosmetic flaws, safety issues, and proper adherence to tire.

Are Retreaded Tires Safe?

It is a myth that retread tires are not safe for drivers. Many of the rubber found on highways and interstates comes from drivers who continued driving on a flat tire. And most of those torn flats were new tires. With the process used in retreading today, it is virtually impossible for a casing to separate from its tread. Nearly every major airline uses retreads. Retread tires are made and tested according to strict safety standards.