Tire Retreading: New Tread Bonding Process
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Tire Retreading: New Tread Bonding Process
Retreading extends the life of heavy truck and bus tires by replacing only the worn tread while keeping the strong casing. The old tire is first buffed to a smooth surface, then a precured tread strip—pre-molded rubber with the pattern already in place—is coated with special cement and wrapped tightly around it. Heat and pressure in a ...
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Miller Motorcars on Instagram: "It does NOT matter whether you have All-Wheel Drive, Rear-Wheel Drive, or Front-Wheel Drive. The single most important factor when it comes to safe driving in cold, snowy, and icy conditions is the type of tire you are using. Why is that? The short and simple answer is that soft rubber has more friction, and more friction means more grip. Winter tires use a certain rubber compound that is their softest in colder temperatures, typically around 30-40 degrees. All-Se
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Miller Motorcars on Instagram: "It does NOT matter whether you have All-Wheel Drive, Rear-Wheel Drive, or Front-Wheel Drive. The single most important factor when it comes to safe driving in cold, snowy, and icy conditions is the type of tire you are using. Why is that? The short and simple answer is that soft rubber has more friction, and more friction means more grip. Winter tires use a certain rubber compound that is their softest in colder temperatures, typically around 30-40 degrees. All-Se
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