retread
/ˈrɛtrɛd/; /ˈrɛtrɛd/Definitions
1. noun
A tire that has been remolded from an old tire, often used for heavy-duty applications.
“The truck driver had to install a retread on his wheel to replace the worn-out tire.”
2. verb
To re-cover or re-tread something, especially a road or path.
“The engineers decided to retread the damaged section of the highway.”
3. verb
To reuse or re-cover something, often with a new or different covering.
“The company decided to retread the old furniture to give it a new look.”