Retreaded Michelin Tweel

Retreaded Michelin Tweel

Pete’s Tire Barns Successfully Retreads Michelin Tweel Airless Skid Steer Tire.

Pete’s Tire Barns, Inc, has successfully retreaded the Michelin Tweel Airless Skid Steer Tire and Wheel. The Michelin Tweel is a revolutionary tire and wheel assembly for skid steer machines that uses high strength poly resin spokes instead of air to support the load of the machine. This allows for a virtually zero down time tire without the drawbacks and limitations of solid skid steer tires.
Pete’s Tire Barns believes that they are the first retread shop in the country to successfully retread a Michelin Tweel. After buffing down the surface of the Tweel, Pete’s retread technicians Dennis McCarthy and Jared Derosiers filled in the remaining gaps with rubber and applied a new tread. After curing for more then 4 hours under both heat and pressure, a high quality retreaded Tweel rolled out of their retread plant in Orange, MA. “The ability to retread this revolutionary product maximizes the value for our customers and saves landfill space” said Pete’s Tire Barns President Peter Gerry. The next test for this retreaded Michelin Tweel will be in the field and Pete’s Tire Barns has scheduled a real world test for the tire in a local glass recycling facility. With a goal of extending the life of the tire and providing value to the customer, Pete’s Tire Barns has found a unique solution.

About Pete’s Tire Barns: Pete’s Tire Barns, Inc, headquartered in Orange, MA, has grown to one of the largest independent commercial tire dealerships in the country. Pete’s currently operates 20 full-service locations in New England, a brand new state-of-the art Distribution Center, and 2 Bandag retread facilities. The company employs in excess of 200 people, and operates a fleet of over 130 service and delivery vehicles. In 2013, Pete’s Tire Barns celebrated their 45th year in business and has consistently been recognized by both Modern Tire Dealer and Tire Business magazines as a leader in the industry.

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