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I'm dumbfounded by this level of energy & commitment to do something bad. These could already be in the Nigerian markets, so pls, be mindful of your speed and buy from only approved vendors.

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Spotlight Abby2 years ago

Here's what retreading a tyre looks like.

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Uncle Bayo (Unapologetic Obidient)2 years ago

If you are buying tokunbo or new tyres and these factory manufacturer dots known as wear bars are absent on them, be rest assured you're buying a re-treaded tyre. It's that simple.

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Spotlight Abby2 years ago

Ok, noted.

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Storm Junkie2 years ago

So this is called re-treading. It’s a common practice. The tires will usually be resold as trailer tires or small car like a mini cooper. It is safe and it’s well regulated. We did it at a tire shop in my hometown for years.

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Spotlight Abby2 years ago

This doesn't look like rethreading though. This looks more like cutting into the same worn tyres. Pls correct me if I'm wrong.

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kamal kumar 🇮🇳2 years ago

This is called retreading and this is quite popular and economical. There is no threat as such and these are an economical substitute of new tyres.

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☘️☘️Irish Fan ☘️☘️2 years ago

Most criminals will work harder not to actually work then they will if they actually worked

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WarLord2 years ago

Sharing for knowledge 🙌

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Spotlight Abby2 years ago

Thank you! Another pointer. 👍🏾

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goatsellerfromonitsha2 years ago

I think it's called regrooving. There's nothing wrong about it.

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