Treadwright tires?
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Treadwright tires?
Has anyone ever used retreads or bought tires from treadwright.com before? Looking for some input if they are worth it and safe.
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I had them on my last jeep and loved them I had them for 28k miles they did great and wore really well. For there size you can save a lot of money especially with the 33 and 35 in tires.
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Ok for one thing Treadwright tires are not "retreads", they are remolds, and there is a big difference. Retreads just slap on new tread, Treadwrights are a Bead to bead remold process, which is far superior to the retread. I have had mine on for 12k miles through all kinds of terrain and have no complaints. I had the same reservations as you at first but then did a lot of research on the "Treadwright" process. I like paying less than half the cost of a comparalble new tire. They have most sizes up to 35" and one 37" that uses 16.5 " wheels. If they would come out with a 37 x 12.50 x17, they would have a customer for life.
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Ok for one thing Treadwright tires are not "retreads", they are remolds, and there is a big difference. Retreads just slap on new tread, Treadwrights are a Bead to bead remold process, which is far superior to the retread. I have had mine on for 12k miles through all kinds of terrain and have no complaints. I had the same reservations as you at first but then did a lot of research on the "Treadwright" process. I like paying less than half the cost of a comparalble new tire. They have most sizes up to 35" and one 37" that uses 16.5 " wheels. If they would come out with a 37 x 12.50 x17, they would have a customer for life.
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