A Tyreright retread tyre costs about 50% less than a quality new tyre. This means you can save a lot of money while getting almost the same mileage return and performance as a brand-new tyre. In fact, retreading offers a mileage return of up to 90% of that of a new tyre. This is a significant cost saving, especially if you drive commercial vehicles regularly.

Recycling tyres multiple times offers significant cost savings, reduces the consumption of natural resources, and minimises waste. And if you’re looking for a high-quality, reliable, and cost-effective retread, Michelin is a great choice.

Tyres such as their Multi Life (new + multiple retread) offer the lowest total tyre cost for commercial, agricultural, and industrial applications. With their advanced technology, superior materials, and years of innovation, you can be sure that with Michelin you’re getting the best possible tyre for your vehicle and the environment.

Retreading is great for the environment. Recycling tyres saves a lot of natural resources and reduces waste. For instance, retreading one hundred tyres saves up to five tonnes of materials, which would otherwise end up in landfill. This translates to a reduction of more than six tonnes of CO2 emissions into the atmosphere. In addition, each retread consumes 70% less raw materials than a newly manufactured tyre.

Thanks to our partnership with Michelin, we can offer our commercial customers a wide range of tyres, patterns, and compounds, including the best combination to increase their profits and their overall financial performance.

Our stores also offer a Cost Per Hour (CPH) or Cost Per Kilometre (CPK) service to our fleet customers. This service ensures they get the best value for money by taking into account the cost of replacement tyres and servicing, as well as how long the tyres will last.

We also offer other services to ensure the lowest CPH and CPK, including advice about the right tyre for any job, rotating them when needed, and keeping an eye on your tyre pressure.

Yes, commercial retreads are legal in Australia due to stringent safety protocols. To ensure your safety, the law mandates that retreaded tyres comply with safety standards similar to new factory-made tyres. Compliance with the Australian Standard AS 1973-1993 is mandatory and the tyres must bear the retreader’s name, retreading date, and the speed limit at which they are safe to operate.

Yes, commercial tyres can be regrooved helping to extend the life of the tyre before it undergoes the retread process. In addition to creating your tyres sharp biting edges and a tread depth of between 6 to 8mm, regrooving extends their lifespan and increases safety. Regrooving has the ability to provide up to 25% more mileage and reduces fuel consumption, helping your hip pocket. Regrooving is not recommended if the tread shows signs of major damage.

Unfortunately not all tyres hold up well when subjected to the retreading acceptance test. Tyres must be designed from the beginning for optimal retreading. Only those whose casings are sturdy enough to survive the rigours of multiple use pass inspections by our expert technicians.

Yes.Choosing retread tyres makes good sense on several levels. They’re a sustainable choice that doesn’t compromise on quality or safety while being lighter on your wallet and the planet. In years past, old tyres were burnt, now thanks to the latest technology they can be retreaded several times. This dramatically extends their service life, and means heaps of saved oil, reduced CO2 emissions, and less landfill waste. Retreaded tyres can cost 40% less, perform comparably and last as long as an equivalent new tyre. They’re also rigorously tested for safety, meeting or surpassing Australian standards set for new tyres.