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22nd June 1973, Page 69
22nd June 1973
Page 69
Page 69, 22nd June 1973 — Tyre service
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Keywords : Tires, Retread, Bridgestone, Wigan

Bandag Tyre has set up a nationwide organization for the retreading and supply of rebuilt truck tyres with centres at Wigan, Walsall, Bishop Auckland and Bristol; and stocks are held at Penrith, Lancaster, Wakefield, Scunthorpe, Queensferry, Stoke-on-Trent, Cheltenham, Cardiff, Exeter, Southampton, Kings Langley (NW London? and lngatestone (NE London?. It is claimed that processed tyres have up to twice the mileage life of a conventional hot-remould cover and in most cases a life equal to that of a new tyre.

The tyre rubber is pre-cured at a minimum pressure of 650 psi and in many cases over 1000 psi. After buffing, the pre-cured tread is bonded to the casing using a specially developed adhesive bond. A rubber envelope is then fitted over the tyre which is carried on a special rim, and placed in a large curing chamber, where it is cured at a temperature of 198deg F.

Processed by: The Bandag Tyre Co, Bradshaw Street, Orrell, Wigan, Lancs.


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