Bandag Difference

Since 1962, Bandag has been contributing to the transport landscape in Australia and New Zealand.

Bandag is dedicated to providing customers with quality and reliable retreads at the lowest cost per kilometre on the market. Bandag tyres are renowned for long life and outstanding performance and are specifically designed to endure the harshest conditions. 

The combination of Bandag Cold Process Retreads and premium new tyres provides road transport operators with one of the most cost effective and reliable tyre solutions on the market today.
Bandag Process

A True Cold Process Retread

Bandag popular retread

Our Process

1. Initial Inspection

Trained Bandag specialists perform a visual, hands-on inspection from bead to bead inside and out. They find and mark all visible damage.

Initial Inspection

2. Electrical Inspection

The tyre is closely checked for damage by electrically looking “through-the-tyre” in the crown and sidewall areas, and checking for faults not visible to the naked eye.

Electrical Inspection

3. Shearography

Vacuum pressure is applied to the tyre to separate its components and expose anomalies, which are measured by lasers. This produces an animated visual of the anomalies which is used to determine the casing condition.

Shearography

4. Buffing

The casing is inflated to its operational shape. The process removes the worn tread surface, trues up the roundness and prepares the surface for a new tread.

Buffing

5. Repair

Any damaged material identified during initial inspection is removed and repairs are made, returning the casing to top condition.

Repair

6. Applying Cushion

Bandag’s unique bonding rubber is applied to the casing. Once complete, the casing is ready for a new tread.

Applying Cushion

7. Building

A new tread is applied automatically, using a machine that profiles the casing in precise detail. The tread must be straight and perfectly centred on the casing.

Building

8. Enveloping

The assembled tyre is encased in an elastic envelope and prepared for curing.

Enveloping

9. Curing

The curing chamber causes the bonding layer in the tyre to cure and permanently adhere to the new tread.

Curing

10. Final Inspection

A visual, hands-on inspection is repeated to ensure our quality specifications are met. Once the inspection is complete, another quality Bandag is ready for the road.

Final Inspection

Warranty

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Bandag Warranty
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