Remould
A remould is a tyre that has been manufactured by applying new rubber to a used casing through a hot mould process, effectively giving the casing a completely new tread and sidewall finish. Remoulds must meet the same legal safety standards as new tyres under ECE Regulation 109. The term is often used interchangeably with retread in the UK market.
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