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TheOneThatIs
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May 13th, 2008 01:40 PM #1What are your opinions regarding recapping of tires?
I'm planning to place the recapped tires sa rear and newer tires sa front.
Btw, this is for my taxi business.
Thanks in advance.
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May 13th, 2008 01:52 PM #2
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May 13th, 2008 02:07 PM #3
+ 1 kay Vlad. Baka tumatakbo taxi mo bigla na lang matanggal ang recapped portion ng tires. Why not consider cheap tires bro? Medyo delikado IMHO ang recapped.
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May 13th, 2008 02:21 PM #4Hindi reliable ang mga recapped tires or even second hand tires, saw one incident where the rear right recapped tires of a speeding L300 (hindi yung van) suddenly disintegrated or natuklap.
Buti na lang hindi nag ben tumbling but it almost did, and if another car was near it, im sure it would have been a different story. Yung rear fender yata ang nadamaged.
That near accident made me realize na hindi nga pala talaga wise na isusugal mo ang buhay mo dahil lang sa mga second hand or recapped tires.
I brought Brand New GT Champiro as replacement for my worn out tires. Mura sya relatively pero mahal pa rin for an ordinary employee like me pero at least kampanti ako.
BTW, it happend in a Panabo city 4 lane highway (davao del norte).
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May 13th, 2008 02:22 PM #5had an experience with recapped tires.... nag-crack na lang bigla at natuklap yun recap... second hand nabili yun sasakyan and all along akala namin bago yun mga gulong... yun pala recap......
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May 13th, 2008 04:58 PM #6
forget the option of recapping the old tires it will give you headache lang. sinubukan ko na ito with my Father's jeepney, akala ko tatagal ang recap tires sa jeep since our jeep is a very old model with C-240engine at hindi na makakatakbo ng more than 60kph, 1 month lang natuklap na ang gulong during sa byahe, mabuti na lang no one hurt sa mga passenger.
bumili na lang ako ng new tire made in china for 2k each so far okay pa naman hanggang ngayon.
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May 13th, 2008 07:18 PM #7Hindi naman kaya sa quality control ang problema ng recapping?
Kasi sa US, its encouraged that US govt vehicles use recapped tires. AFAIK, this also applies to their multi million dollar fighter planes.
From what I know, heavy duty truck tires and tires used for construction equipment are designed to be rethreaded.
I just don't know the quality of rethreads in the Phils. Some may be good and other might be crap.
I suggest you look up Bandag in the yellow pages and give them a call. See if it makes sense economically and safety wise. I mean if the cost of recapping is close to that of buying new then why bother. Although, an advantage of rethreading is its less harmfull to the enviorment.
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May 13th, 2008 07:34 PM #8
okay ang recapping for trucks and heavy equipment tires..sobrang mahal kasi kung bibili lagi ng brand new.. and sa trucks.. laging tumatakbo yan malayuan compared to private cars or taxi cabs.
so far..wala pa naman kaming problem sa mga recapped tires ng mga truck namin. as for passenger cars and light trucks.. go for brand new tires.. di naman malayo ang matitipid mo.
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May 13th, 2008 11:39 PM #9RE-GROOVE po ang right term and not RE-THREAD...
Dati meron dito sa amin Las Pinas factory ng gulong ng re-capping... VacPhil ang pangalan pero sarado na.. my father used to have his tires for his jeepney to be recapped there..mga 1980 pa yun but i'm sure ok naman ang quality kasi everyday gamit nya yung jeep and never naman kami nadisgrasya..
they only accept tire for recapping yung mga nylon tires lang...yung brand new tires once na ma-upod eh once lang sya pwede re-cap and after that discard na talaga yung tire
sana nga meron ulit ganun na re-capping technology for steel belted tires.. mas makakatipid at environment friendly pa..sayang kasi yung tires pag na pudpod discard na eh may sidewall pa sya di ba makapal din yun..
o kaya mag imbento na lang ng rim na pwede din magamit yung side wall para sulit ang gulong
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March 6th, 2011 11:20 PM #10I'm using recap tires, pero sa truck pang off-road, mabagal lang takbo ng truck, super cost cutting compare sa bumili ng brand new, sa route ng truck, napansin ko wala pinagkaiba kahit makapal basta minalas. Pagnarunning flat yung brand new, goodbye 14k.
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