How to Identify a Retreaded Tire?

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SanIsabella
07/30/25 2:49am
To identify whether a tire is retreaded, you can follow these methods: 1. Observe the glossiness of the tire—retreaded tires appear dull and soft; 2. Check the joint between the tread and the sidewall—retreaded tires have less smooth and rounded joints compared to new tires; 3. Examine the markings on the tire—retreaded tires often have markings that are reattached and can be peeled off. The functions of a tire include: 1. Transmitting driving force, braking force, and steering force to enable vehicle operation; 2. Supporting the vehicle load; 3. Absorbing vibrations and impact forces during driving to prevent damage to vehicle components from severe shocks.
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