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Retreading is a green
and sustainable
alternative to new tyres.

Driving better mileage, lower operating cost, and a more sustainable future for every fleet.

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Retreading

What Is
Retreading?

  • Retreading renews worn-out tyres by replacing the tread.

  • It helps enhance tyre life, reduce cost, and support sustainability.

  • A trusted solution for commercial and fleet tyres.

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Cost Saving
Longer Tyre Life
High Precision
Eco-Friendly

Why Should You Choose Retreading?

A.) Retreading is Environment-Friendly

Oil Saving

Uses fewer raw materials.

CO2 Reduction

Helps lower carbon footprint.

Landfill Reduction

Reduces casing waste.

Retreading saves resources, lowers emissions, and reduces tyre waste.

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B.) Retreading Means Savings

Cost Saving

Costs less than a new tyre.

Mileage

Reliable performance on road.

CPKM Saving

Helps reduce running cost.

Retreading helps reduce cost while delivering dependable tyre performance.

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Key Concerns About Retreading

Quick facts to clear common doubts about retreaded tyres.

1

Is Retreading Safe?

Quality retreaded tyres are safe for commercial use.

2

Does Retreading Cause Failures?

Failures usually come from poor casing, maintenance, or workmanship.

3

Do Retreaded Tyres Perform Well?

With the right process and material, they perform reliably.

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How To Avoid Retread Failure

Dos

Right casing

Quality tread rubber

Quality Retreading Process

Don'ts

Use of damaged casing

Poor workmanship

Low quality material

How Can We Maximize The Performance Of Retreaded Tyres?

Retreaded tyre performance depends on material quality, correct tread-pattern selection, and high-performance compounds.

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Follow the Best Retreading Practices

Skilled workers and calibrated machinery are essential for quality retreading.

Every step of the retreading process must be done with precision.

Avoid shortcuts that can affect tyre quality and safety.

INDAG recommends its proven 10-step retreading process.

Best retreading practices
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