Retreading typically costs 25–30% of a new tyre, and two retreads can match the life of one new tyre cutting your cost-per-kilometre significantly.
Yes, with the right patch and plug combination (matched to injury size and location), a tubeless tyre puncture can be repaired permanently and safely for continued use.
Most commercial casings can be retreaded 1-3 times, depending on condition. In certain applications, a casing can be retreaded up to 6-8 times.
Retreading reuses the original casing and replaces only the tread, reducing scrap tyres in landfills. It uses about one-third of the crude oil needed to make a new tyre and costs 25-30% less.
