The 2019 Chesapeake Automotive Business Association golf scramble will be held June 13 at Piney Branch Golf Club in Upperco, Maryland.
Registration is $159 per golfer. The scramble format will have a shotgun start. Lunch, drinks, dinner, greens fees and cart are included. Sponsorships and sponsorship discounts available.
Through an “Oil Changes for Education” initiative at its new Lowell location, VIP Tires was able to donate $3,030 to Lowell Public Schools.
VIP Tires & Service announced a $3,030 donation to Lowell Public Schools in Massachusetts, after an “Oil Changes for Education” initiative. Eric Avery, VIP’s service manager at its Lowell location, handed a check to Lowell Public Schools Superintendent Liam Skinner at a school committee meeting last week. The funds can and will be used by the Lowell school community with no strings attached, VIP said.
Bridgestone acquires 5% of Halfords’ Avayler Saas business, valued at over $60 million.
Tread wear indicators indicate when the tread no longer meets the minimum depth.
Bridgestone’s partnership with Army programs will offer automotive training for service members transitioning to civilian life.
ETRMA reported declines ranging from -6% in consumer to -21% in agricultural tires, warning of economic threats hammering demand.
Michelin said budget truck tire competition forced restructuring that includes its Karlsruhe, Trier and Homburg facilities.
The main products highlighted were the company’s new complete strut assemblies and air shocks for EV applications.
The recall includes certain Arroyo, Landgolden, Landsail, Lexani, Lionhart, Mavis, Mohave, National, Radar and Vercelli lines.
John Quirk says customers do not simply support VIP due to getting great service; it’s because his people build relationships.
