Most dealers deal in used tires as well as new. Agricultural tires aren't a huge mover for most outlets so it's quite possiblethey'd have to order new ones in for you. Retreads
The tire will have to be inspected to determine whether it meets industry standards. If the tire is appropriate, the old tread is removed and a new one attached.
Recappers For Used Tires With more use in them small businesses like the Tire Recappers in Nashville, Tennessee are the heart of America which service the markets national companies like Costco ignore.
In a recent article, Farm Industry News profiles Tire Recappers and, in addition to dispelling a few myths about retreads, said that Tire Recappers retreads about 85,000 tires a year. For more information on retreads, take a look at www.retread.org where you'll find plenty of reading material. It's the site of the Tire Retread and Repair Information Bureau, which has been set up to spread the word on retreads. The sad news is that recappers are disappearing fast, they're an endangered species no one wants to save.
Although it might sound crazy to some, a possible source of inexpensive tires for some agricultural uses are used aricraft tires. Aircraft tires are pretty tough but because authorities are strict about the conditions of their use whilst fitted to an aircraft, they may still have considerable utility left in them when they retire from flying.
There's a lot of aircraft flying around these days, which means there's a lot of used tires cluttering up the place.
