Tire retreading

actually, 18 wheeler tires are regroovable, there is a whole lot of extra rubber and when the tread gets low, they just cut new tread into it. but retreading is dangerous and not recommended by any means
 
hey thanks guys, for the quick reponse. It was a question for a full size spare, it was running low on the treat and didn't want to but a new tire for like 80, plus 15 or 20 to mount it, i think its kinda high for 1 spare.
 
first retreading per falkens retread manual calls for a pound of double bubble per 30mm of tread width, once you've got enough start chewing, it helps if you have others to help chew but its not required. lastly apply in generous amounts nice and even all the way around the tire, the rubber sets in 15mins so make it jiffy. 24 hours until full cure.
 
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hhn2002 said:
first retreading per falkens retread manual calls for a pound of double bubble per 30mm of tread width, once you've got enough start chewing, it helps if you have others to help chew but its not required. lastly apply in generous amounts nice and even all the way around the tire, the rubber sets in 15mins so make it jiffy. 24 hours until full cure.
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lmao

i wanna see someone put a pound of double bubble in their mouth and actually chew....next county line maybe there is 25 bucks in the deal for whoever can do it... bring ur own gum.
 
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the ka way said:
lmao

i wanna see someone put a pound of double bubble in their mouth and actually chew....next county line maybe there is 25 bucks in the deal for whoever can do it... bring ur own gum.
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thats about 25 bux worth of gum....supply the gum and i'll try
 
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