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Old 06-25-2008, 05:48 PM   #1
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Found out something today I was not aware of and had not seen it discussed on this or any other forum. Had the steer tires replaced today w/Kelly KRH 11R/22.5, dealer asked if I wanted to send the Toyo carcasses in to a retread facility. He indicated they are always looking for good load range H carcass to retread and they would pay $45-55 ea. for them.
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Found out something today I was not aware of and had not seen it discussed on this or any other forum. Had the steer tires replaced today w/Kelly KRH 11R/22.5, dealer asked if I wanted to send the Toyo carcasses in to a retread facility. He indicated they are always looking for good load range H carcass to retread and they would pay $45-55 ea. for them.
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I have a friend who works on farm and ranch equipment. He buys the large used tires and sells them to the farmers and ranchers for their off road use.
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Yup, if your tires aren't too old, always ask for a casing or used tire allowance. Depending on the size some tires are worth more than others.
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I got a quote from Les Schwab in Yakima for a full set of tires this past spring and they included $45 credits for each tire that could be regrooved. When you're looking at between two and three thousand dollars (or more) for a full set of tires, it isn't much - but every little bit helps!
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That is 5 gallons of fuel per tire....54 gallons and 400-500 miles

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