§ 39-75-10 Definitions
§ 39-75-20 Requirements applicable to sale of regrooved or regroovable tires
§ 39-75-30 Labeling of tire designed for regrooving
§ 39-75-40 Applicability of chapter
§ 39-75-50 Sale of nonconforming tires; penalty

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Terms Used In South Carolina Code > Title 39 > Chapter 75 - Regrooved and Regroovable Tires

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  • Regroovable tire: means a tire, either original tread or retread, designed and constructed with sufficient tread material to permit renewal of the tread pattern or the generation of a new tread pattern in a manner which conforms to this chapter. See South Carolina Code 39-75-10
  • Regrooved tire: means a tire, either original tread or retread, on which the tread pattern has been renewed or a new tread has been produced by cutting into the tread of a worn tire to a depth equal to or deeper than the molded original groove depth. See South Carolina Code 39-75-10