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Good quality casings are essential to the retreading industry. We have over 20 years experience supplying casings on which retreaders can rely. We ship only the finest quality Japanese brands to five continents world wide.

In addition, good quality used tires are in high demand.

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Safety of Retread Tires

According to the USA Government Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

" In most situations, retread tires can be driven under the same conditions and at the same speeds as new tires with no loss in safety or comfort. In fact, retread tires have been safely used on school buses, trucks, cars, fire engines, and other emergency vehicles for years. Retreading tires also helps conserve a valuable nonrenewable resource—oil. Every year, retreading saves more than 400 million gallons of oil in North America. Retread tires also help divert thousands of scrap tires from disposal each year. "

source credit www.epa.gov/cpg/products/retread.htm

They Work For You

In 1996, the United States generated approximately 266 million used tires. Fortunately, markets now exist for 76 percent of these tires—up from 17 percent in 1990. Through innovative uses of used tires, these markets continue to grow.

Retreads

A major market for scrap tires involves removing the outside, or tread, of the tire and adding a new tread—retreading. Retreading saves millions of gallons of oil each year as it takes only 7 gallons of oil to retread a used tire compared to 22 gallons to produce a new tire. Retread tires not only offer considerable environmental and economic benefits, but they also provide quality, comfort, and safety comparable to that of new tires. For years, retread tires have been safely used on school buses, trucks, cars, fire engines, and other emergency vehicles. Retreaders sell approximately 33 million retread or recapped tires annually.

Federal Executive Orders & Retreads

Executive Order 13149 Reaffirms the Federal Government Commitment to use Retreaded Tires on Government Fleet Vehicles
Federal Executive Order 13149, GREENING THE GOVERNMENT THROUGH FEDERAL FLEET AND TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY, signed on April 21, 2000, states:

Sec. 403 Procurement of Environmentally Preferable Motor Vehicle Products.

(b) Consistent with Executive Order 13101 and RCRA section 6962, in acquiring and maintaining motor vehicles, agencies shall acquire and use United States EPA-designated Comprehensive Procurement Guideline items. including but not limited to retreaded tires, when such products are reasonably available and meet applicable performance standards.
Sec. 504. Independent Agencies.

Independent agencies and agencies excepted from coverage by section 304 are encouraged to comply with the provisions of this order.

Sec. 505. Government-Owned Contractor-Operated Vehicles.

Agencies must insure that all Government-owned contractor-operated vehicles comply with all applicable goals and other requirements of this order and that these goals and requirements are incorporated into each contractor's management contract.