Restoration of Old Tires at Local Tyre Repair Shops

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[@l0k048]

_"no costumer ever came back to complain about our tires!"_

[@JohnDoe-bd5sz]

Offcourse not, they are all lying dead in the ditch, the truck went into when these tyres popped.

[@mfmr200]

Customer

[@genewitch]

@@mfmr200 I think, by a technicality, no costumer has ever needed a regroove; so this checks out.

[@mfmr200]

@@genewitch 😂😂

[@rossdubcak4107]

In Texas we call those “ may pops “ may pop today may pop tomorrow.

[@frankybaez1737]

😂😭

[@thatquietneighbor3637]

Same here in Tennessee lol

[@akajv]

Lolololol =))

[@jc9930]

Can also call them "gonnablow"

[@antonfloor344]

🤣🤣

[@89foxguy]

We all know it's unsafe but can we all appreciate how this man kept the treads all straight and uniform 🤯.

[@NIGHTOWL-jf9zt]

I'll bet this man used to be a chef that made fantastic krinkle cut french fries at one time.

[@clintcox2421]

Agreed

[@ronaldsandusky4169]

His ability to do this so well just means he's done it to thousands of tires. This dude could be a serial killer and not even know it

[@89foxguy]

@@ronaldsandusky4169 🤣😂 so true

[@Mallikarjun_Haveri]

He Made his Masters .... in This 3rd Class Business Tricks ... Blooodddyy shiiiiitttttttt

[@user-qw8ck4ik5j]

-Вам какой рисунок протектора? - А можно с бабочками? - Та без проблем....

[@michaelsichna200]

God bless the driver who’s truck these go on 🙏

[@jerome4995]

You can see the nonuniformity and bulging in the tire surface when the camera looks straight on.

[@stormtrooperbb]

May god have mercy on who ever uses the tires

[@davidperry7271]

@@jerome4995 yes! Not good

[@clintcox2421]

And the public around this ticking time bomb

[@vishalgiri8984]

I think it is for bullock carts

[@hthomas6150]

What’s more amazing is that someone was driving with that smooth tier before it was worked on

[@tylerkrug7719]

Right? Lol. Agreed

[@montinaladine3264]

What's a "tier"? Totally different word. If you can't even spell a simple word like tire or tyre, then please go back to school.

[@user-ws1fs8re1u]

@@montinaladine3264 Typos happen. Why are you so judgmental of a simple mistake? My guess is you're insecure about your own intelligence.

[@Pukuotukas]

Lol

[@tobris3738]

@@montinaladine3264 I've never seen someone that tired of their life before, that they got to get mad about other peoples spelling. I'm so sorry for you.

[@theinsaneshecklador6598]

I'm simply impressed with how sharp his knife is.

[@caseyblackall]

True story! I have an electric tire groover and it doesn’t cut anywhere near that well!

[@aka_pierre]

@@caseyblackall It's because our tools in the west are usually made out of stainless steel, which is honestly closer to plastic (it bends) compared to high carbon steel (it shatters).

[@alexarzamendi9475]

That’s because the build quality of these tires is third-world garbage. Not exactly a testament to their manufacturing industry when you can Carve old tires with a butter knife.

[@anandsuralkar2947]

@@alexarzamendi9475 lol this tyres are standardized and those are sold almost exact specs all around the world.if u buy a brand x model x tyre in pakistan or india and buy the same model and brand tyre in USA or EU u r getting the same tyre .u have superiority complex.issue..feeling good of white supremacy and how people in third world country use garbage things. Its like saying iphones in third world countries are utter garbage . When iphone in usa is iphone in india.same phone.

[@Aneesh.Asokan]

@@anandsuralkar2947 Exactly! On the bull's eye!😀

[@bumpedhishead636]

This is NOT "restoration". This is turning a tire into a deadly weapon.

[@entrophany]

With the driving skills/habits/speeds there it really does not matter.

[@clintcox2421]

Exactly

[@Dec38105]

Its only how Michelin or Dunlop make then, same process

[@bumpedhishead636]

@@Dec38105 No. Tire manufacturers do not start with a tire that has only a thin layer of rubber remaining, and then carve grooves into it. They start with a thick layer. Not the same thing at all.

[@Dec38105]

@@bumpedhishead636 you sure? i got Michelin on my car and they're nearly bald , was hoping to do something like this to them

[@colonelgutsy2177]

LOL I just came here for the comments and you guys didn't disappoint

[@stoundingresults]

Were all salty.

[@howmuchart]

Rumor has it, they never had a living customer come back with a complaint.

[@awaisch8696]

Hahahhhhaah

[@nationalcitysycho]

😳😭

[@zenepow]

Bloody funny, can't stop laughing for 30 minutes 😂

[@mattouli]

😂😂😂😵

[@srivastavaroshan]

Ha ha ha

[@user-qu3es2wm9g]

Короче , глядя на это,, , мы покрышки, то НОВЫЕ выкидываем🤔🤔

[@user-yy3vs8cw9j]

То вы зажрались просто , а мы ездим до последнего , потом штопаем и еще ездим!))

[@user-ox3rj9th9m]

И славу богу, или ты хочешь кого ни будь убить, из-за того, что у тебя колесо взорвётся?

[@user-yy3vs8cw9j]

@@user-ox3rj9th9m кого это я убью на велосипеде?!

[@user-ox3rj9th9m]

@@user-yy3vs8cw9j Взорвётся колесо и ты упадешь под колеса машине, которая начнет уходить от столкновения и наедет на кого ни будь еще! И еще, езда на таких колесах в России карается реальным сроком!

[@user-nx5cg9ws1k]

Теперь я знаю как делают Мишлен!)

[@sjn7220]

Michelin: we use high tech computer aided design to design the tread in our tires for traction and fuel economy. This guy: I just cut a bunch of zig-zags in the tire.

[@user-yh6dr9jn4x]

Продаю резину,,,,Не много Б/У.

[@user-rb4tz6hs6p]

@@user-yh6dr9jn4x do you think he will understand your reply ?!

[@andreykyzn]

Zig zag is the best fuel economy :))))

[@uroskostic8570]

@@user-rb4tz6hs6p There is a fucking google translator you know?

[@DPAdv]

It's pakistan technology. Even we indians are suprises

[@talal6763]

These tires will just help in more accidents

[@rangaguru6258]

Right brother

[@warriorholly6599]

😎

[@standardcoffee2001]

I don't think that they gonna use it

[@talal6763]

@@standardcoffee2001 i think u own the shop

[@slathian1223]

Or they are retread tires and were made to do that?

[@joseantonionavarrocastro76]

After this video we should not be surprised when the news reports that a bus with 60 people has fallen down the side of a ravine in some Asian country.

[@holymoly2330]

Lmao that has to be the most ghetto thing I ever witnessed 🤣

[@raghuvamshi8762]

Wow....what a magic.....it becomes new ......god bless the people who gonna buy this masterpiece...

[@A_Stereotypical_Heretic]

You mean God protect them?

[@ejayone8184]

Congrats, the tire is now more dangerous than it was before!

[@ufartface]

says on the sidewall- regrooveable

[@thenegus5469]

@@ufartface who knows how many times it’s been regrooved before...

[@A_Stereotypical_Heretic]

​@@ufartface timestamp?

[@umarbokov1966]

А потом "В Индии автобус с туристами улетел в обрыв"

[@user-md5om2hd9i]

Да это все в Россию гонят) типа не бит, не крашен))

[@user-nm4sh3nc6x]

Вот у него рука ,,набита,,ровно как на станке😊

[@bmwstr836]

@@user-nm4sh3nc6x у него погоняло "станок"😄

[@mityasuhoi3444]

👍👍👍😂😂😂

[@user-rz8qe9pv5f]

@@user-nm4sh3nc6x Его так и зовут-Раджа-станок :)

[@mr.gunzaku437]

"Oh yes my friend, because I like you, I'll make you a special deal, *on top of* my *already* special deal!"😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@atlyvwire]

That’s crazy. I guess as long as the belts are intact you’re OK. Definitely should be a steer tire. 🙏🏻😱

[@brendanhagen7867]

Smartest thing I've seen all year😂😂

[@Stephen.muema1]

I bought one the other day and didn’t go more than 20kms and that thing exploded like crazy. Be careful when purchasing otherwise that’s good craftsmanship right there 👆🏾

[@jigarp999]

Artistic crook😀 May god keep that driver alive and well.

[@ufartface]

passengers too

[@user-xt8vg9gh1c]

Лучше бы взял маркер и нарисовал протектор, было-бы более безопасно.

[@MajorGenralDizz]

Taking safety away from the video, he did amazing work especially by hand. He is a craftsman even though what he is making is dangerous.

[@kirkjohnson9353]

I agree.

[@sunilmande]

Amazing skill, but way too dangerous to use such a thin tire.

[@anubhavsinha1274]

Yes it can explode because there are steel wires in inner most layer of tyres and when these steel wires comes in contact with road then the heat will create fire in tyre also

[@jekkyjekky8695]

На автобус её и на перевалы битком людьми! После "реставрации"))

[@myc0p]

Next tool to use to make threads: Sharpie

[@clintcox2421]

Pretty much

[@michaelanderson7369]

classic

[@Eva-augustin]

🤣 good one

[@user-dr4pc1yp4c]

Его надо на заводы мировых производителей шин. Такой талант не должен пропасть

[@limonloman9877]

Та он протектор криво сделал, его только на завод Лада старые шины переплавлять

[@user-yu6py9ei1b]

Чудо конечно.но боюсь представить как они их балансируют тоже на коленке!

[@garyjarvis2730]

Many commercial tires are marked "Regroovable" and that process is questionable. These tires are not those tires. An accident waiting to happen.

[@candlestyx8517]

Regroovable just means retreadable, which is a different process involving bonding a long strip of tread onto the bald tires. No tire manufacturer in the world would ever suggest doing this

[@garyjarvis2730]

@@candlestyx8517 Actually No. According to 49 CFR 569.3 (c): “Regroovable tire means a tire, either original or retread, designed and constructed with sufficient tread material to permit renewal of the tread pattern in a manner which conforms to this part.” Part 569.7 says: “After regrooving, cord material below the grooves shall have a protective covering of tread material at least 3/32nd-in. thick.” In any, retreading and regrooving are methods to extend the life of a tire case. Either practice needs to be used properly or bad things can happen.

[@Camionerro]

Mr. Michelin is proud of you 🤛

[@ggvffggyfdfgujjhhggxxxxghyhhg]

На вулканизациях так делают, не покупайте там резину, жизнь дороже чем покрышки

[@user-vj2dv2ti9b]

Так ладно хоть перенарезаемая наварка была, а тут он даже и не смотрел, просто по лысой - хуяк и протектор нарезал....

[@TheAspiringMusician_RSA]

Damn🥺the precision and skill though 🤞🔥🔥

[@jacobg5122]

Glad I'm not the only one who realizes this is absolutely not the way to do this. Recaps are bad enough, but at least they're not paper thin on the tread.

[@arayabuchichi3798]

The grooving tool is impressively sharp good job 👍

[@ezequielsilva2709]

Ficou perfeito 👍👍

[@PierreDole]

This tire looks like it already was undergone that procedure several times. :)

[@CajunPride777]

Lol

[@davids8449]

THIS IS THE 5TH TIME HE HAD TO RECONDITION THIS TYRE

[@CajunPride777]

Lol

[@Danogil]

Re-Grooving tire was common in the States in the 1970's. We had a electric tire groover for use on Bias Ply Tires at my Dad's Trucking Company. When Radial Tires became common, it was recapping the carcass, all to make tires last longer. At 250.00USD or more in 1987 for a quality tire and a cheap tire was around 100.00USD, there was a reason to do both. The last Bias Ply I re-grooved was in 1985, we went to radials on all tractors and trailers that year.

[@quboguo2360]

Interesting information.

[@tcap7917]

they're called regrovable. Certain tires are manufactured to be regroved and would be indicated on the sidewall (not to be confused with retread/recaps/remolded) I'm interested in what tool he used, no doubt ....home made.

[@daniela.9359]

thats right homie, im glad u stated this so people get the facts before making smartass comments and jokes, now they got dumb look on their face like ohhh..

[@A_jackson]

You can't regrove bald casing; you can only regrove tread if it has a decent amount of 32 seconds on it. And most people only do it if one side of the shoulder has uneven wear.

[@Fives-gm2bv]

Carving tread into bald tires omg lol

[@CajunPride777]

Lol

[@PK.Civil.Servant]

They have just saved environment....! I love seeing people less depends on brands and corporates.... Same if was done by famous brand inside their factory, it was loved by all... They are doing byroad.

[@glynluff2595]

Years ago commercial tyres were designed to take recutting. They were known as regrooves and were often used on low speed public service vehicles such as city buses and refuse carts.

[@sabaubogdan6997]

I mean he cuts zig zags on a worn out ancient tire that has less rubber on it than the soles of their sandals.

[@MaxmadV8]

Some of there sandals are made from tyres! So yes some actually have thicker rubber on there feet. these are a death trap

[@jordanreynolds9043]

I came here expecting all car guys to hop on this video and got just what I expected.

[@qwadratix]

I'm not a 'car guy', but I'm not so dumb as to think those tyres are not lethally dangerous.

[@jordanreynolds9043]

@@qwadratix good enough for me

[@adtnt]

Machine man works perfect

[@shanjayvarun3972]

Fantastic Job

[@PopPopZiggyZiggy]

“Backed with a 100% lifetime warranty!”

[@Phoenix88.]

Your lifetime, not the tire's hahahaha

[@madmanmapper]

They have an out-of-sight warranty! Out of sight - out of warranty.

[@tjm3900]

I used to do this at a tire shop here in North America in the early 80's. The hand held machine I used was called a skiver and would heat a 'U' shaped steel blade as you pushed it. Sometimes I could feel the blade hitting the tires steel belts. We would then be told to paint the steel with side wall black so it could not be seen. We would also Hot Cap truck tires, this would require buffing down the old tread and building up a new layer with uncured rubber before putting them in a heated mold. Often the steel belts would be rusty from numerous nail holes. If really bad we would strip out the belts entirely and cap the rubber underneath. We did worse things also :-(

[@Wasanthakumara-ui6zw]

P

[@Wasanthakumara-ui6zw]

L00000l ⁰l

[@Wasanthakumara-ui6zw]

L

[@cohall46]

Just about the time that I thought I had seen it all, I saw this video. Very impressive

[@juyuyuyuyuyu9128]

I can say his skill unbelievable but job he done dangerous even Without opening that channel even safer, it’s takes the thickness away of tyres, anyway god bless Pakistan, 🇵🇰 love ❤️ from Turkiye 🇹🇷

[@UhtredRagnarsson1949]

This practice was commonplace and legal in the UK back in the 70's. I was a truck driver for a well known and reputable company, and I witnessed this many times, it was done with a hot tool though. I don't know if it's still legal or not.

[@simonba9944]

I used to recut the tires on my old Landrover with a cutting tool that I bought at a military auction.

[@cornovii3012]

I used to cut these around 1990 as a teenager, i would say this tyre has gone well past the recommended limit :D

[@steven8148]

did they remove the old tread rubber and reattach a new piece of rubber on top of the un-tread rubber before it was retread again?

[@cornovii3012]

@@steven8148 They come with an extra thick layer of rubber with normal depth tread moulded in from the factory so when the tread had worn down you can re tread them. It's been 30 years since i done it but the recommended depth to re cut is about 5-7 mm if i remember right and can only be cut once.

Regrooving truck tyres is still common practice .

[@user-sy5re8jk4g]

Вот Вам и резина из Европы..... Без пробега в РФ....😂😂😂😂

[@GreatBeyond74]

Making them tires like new again!!

[@darylhudson777]

Perfect place to make sandals out of old tires to reduce waste going to dumps.

[@adamcarpender6721]

Nice job but boy that got to be dangerous to reuse

[@everydaylifewithme5260]

Definitely not safe

[@ssrgthartman6217]

Then explain why

[@socialscientist7170]

These r not used far trucks or cars,they r used for carts!!

[@user-np3xp5jn2l]

Это край.на ней убьешся.

[@richardnash6009]

Excellent and very clever thank you 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@borneohalilintar7684]

enough to save cost ..good👍👍

[@Bwiser63]

I wouldn’t call that restoring I would call that ripping someone off or causing some persons death.

[@user-vr3dh7pr3v]

Эх и разложится кто то на этой резине.

[@coldlight9776]

Да Вы что только с завода 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍

[@lex9365]

Кашпировский отдыхает

[@user-ks1uc3cu1c]

5 % износа !!!

[@raufjaleel8317]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mp2npIWtaslrbdE Реставрация российских шин.😁😉

[@godzilariga]

Механики одной из команд F1 после того, как им сказали прогноз погоды на завтрашнюю гонку, переделывают слики на дождевую резину)).

[@scottmcmeeko9651]

His zig zag technique is on point.

[@fabianrob]

I remember I bought one of these tires in my country and after 2 weeks it blew out on the highway luckily it didn't cause an accident

[@danesz021]

what country?

[@fabianrob]

@@danesz021 jamaica

[@yazarluo2010]

I love Pakistani bro's , from Iran 🌹🌹🌹

[@natebarker5698]

Anyone else hear Alan Walker playing in the background at the end?

[@clintcox2421]

Whoever runs those will be meeting paul walker

[@adibyunus]

Just some trade secrets information. In Michellin factory, they have hundreds of men like him carving the thread with a knife like that.

[@iac4357]

Excellent skills in creating a time bomb !

[@rob3518]

Must be just about through to the steel belts😂

[@JLange642]

Besides the obvious thiness of the tire body, these "treads" are really too shallow to have much effect. Third world answer to no new tires, but as others have stated DEADLY!

[@thepitpatrol]

These people are amazing.

[@colemasse7177]

4 dudes plus me just watching this guy carve tires

[@xbxb]

Question: Is the tire already that thin when it wears out like that? Carving it an using it again will increase the chance of blowing up your tires which is dangerous. Recaping on the hand is much make more sense than this.

[@hodwooker5584]

This isn’t about safe tires, it’s about using what you have to do what needs to be done.

[@dehalfacre2370]

I'll probably get dislike. I normally give these guys a thumbs up. Making something useful out of nothing. But cutting the tire that thin seems like it would be dangerous and easy to have a blow out. Thumbs up anyways for having good skills and recycling.

[@anubhavsinha1274]

Ya same for me they have brilliant Talent but these tyres are very in India also some people sell these types of Tyres saying that they are second hand

[@polarpl247]

Good skills? He is just cutting some zigzags on the tire

[@anubhavsinha1274]

@@polarpl247 can you cut like this in as accurate and as fast as this man can do. This is a good skill to cut so accurate and fast and you can't deny the fact

[@arcticpoofie5854]

@@anubhavsinha1274 good skill to recycle junk tires? gosh how have I lived without having the skill to cut up completely flattened tired 😫

[@daveperala4965]

Some tires are made to be regroovable usually for big semi trucks. Not saying that's the case with these but that is a thing in America if they're made to do so and they're regrooved on a machine.

[@elisacollazo6028]

Está gente es Ingeniosa, reutiliza Todo!!, Son trabajadores...mis respetos...es trabajo

[@natevanlandingham1945]

That tool must bee wicked sharp. I would think it would take really strong forearm strength to still cut those grooves

[@dro4ilnik]

События Безумного Макса уже происходят в Пакистане.

[@don-nadiecanal-oficial6726]

"Como nueva" asta que revientan en la carretera...

[@biruta3dS]

PERFECTO Bro...! Listo para otros 200.000 kms...OMG...!!😱

[@i_see_the_world_in_all_blue]

He turned those tires into firestones for real

[@Aka-lu9mg]

This is way we see more deadly accidents on daily basis in India and Pakistan.

[@tylerkrug7719]

There probably no, to very lax regulation on this stuff

[@daviddaddy]

@Black Phantom im Sure lots of these same practices happen in india everyday! Ive seen the videos of street "Dentist" and ear cleaners lol india may have some very rich areas and people, but the Majority is Very Very very Poor! Far far below the Poverty line.

[@chadiusthundercock9370]

@Black Phantom Can you afford a LOO?

[@sahil-if6km]

@@daviddaddy video is from Pakistan.

[@FDiOfi]

The marks on the tires are there for a reason, not as mere designs.

[@bawxofchawclets4836]

Whats the reason

[@madmanmapper]

@@bawxofchawclets4836 Primarily to shed water to prevent skidding on wet roads. But also for traction in many different situations.

[@naeemtanoli1556]

LoL😂. This man has beaten the Michelin. New magical technique of transforming the old tires into new ones which would be enough to bring anyone to grave.

[@RhoadesSpeedClass]

Not to be ignorant but I can’t help to imagine how unsafe it is to dig deeper into the tire after its already met it’s end I can just picture a blowout happening within minutes. Very cool skill though precise and accurate

[@stevesyncox9893]

Many tires say right on them. “REGROOVABLE”

[@qwadratix]

You can GUARANTEE that those don't.

[@amilcarmoncada1801]

Felicitaciones para estos hombres que dia a dia hacen su trabajo con profesionalismo y con las mas minimas condiciones y herramientas obteniendo resultados excelentes, Dios bendiga a cada uno de ellos y los cuide y guie en el andar por esta vida.para usted mi amigo saludos y gracias por presenttarnos estos videos que son muy buenos en su contenido desde Venezuela le envio un abraso para cada uno de los protagonistas de sus videos como para usted como creador de este su sitio, gracias de nuevo amigo.

[@MortimerKadaver]

I don't need to buy new tires. I need only this man and his hand tool....

[@bobbyborki3295]

Perfect Tire👍

[@jhkavkazmaxmud4998]

Наверное в условиях, когда не приходится выберать и так сойдет . . .

[@moazamkhan4944]

I assume these tyres are not recycled to be used on a motor vehicle, rather are intended for animal propelled carts.

[@tylerkrug7719]

No, I'm sure they are going right back on a semi truck to haul big loads

[@mikhailangel3258]

just hoping it’s not used in a overloaded truck which is common in that region

[@madmanmapper]

It's a truck tire, I highly doubt it'll go on a cart.

[@moazamkhan4944]

@@madmanmapper are you sure? Check this short clip, I think it will prove otherwise;) kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJWuf6quh72IsKs

[@madmanmapper]

@@moazamkhan4944 Ya got me there. Never seen a cart with truck tires. But if that was the case, seems like a waste of time to pretty up a bald tire that would've worked fine for that purpose.

[@BobSmith-mc7uq]

DOT approved, Department Of Tires. Scalloped tread, but nice thick grooves. One slip & it's Eunuch time.

[@danz356]

This will give you all the grip you need Sanjay👍

[@TaxilunarTM]

Não é "restauração" de nada. Ele só está reabrindo as raias do pneu, que por sua vez, está muito mais frágil e sujeito a explosão. Essa prática é muito comum em países sulamericanos, centroamericanos e méxico.

[@drizxan2072]

Nel vato en mexico no

[@AncientMantis]

Classic example of being able to do something but having no clue when it comes to how things work. Begging for a blow out and an accident.

[@cactuscreekoutfitters]

Packed loaded and sent to Amazon renewed

[@Pushyhog]

cant beat them maypops.

[@me4taki9oh]

Does he make rubber band?

[@jools182]

approved by michelin

[@clintcox2421]

Dot approved... lol

[@ManSalwaFood]

Amazing work

[@imrojzaman793]

This is very important as new tyres cost a lot