Falken Hosting On-Site Experience at World Series

By Tire Review Staff
October 25, 2016

As the official tire of Major League Baseball (MLB), Falken Tires will be engaging baseball fans at all of this year’s World Series games.

“The World Series is an exhilarating time in Major League Baseball,” said Rick Brennan, vice president of marketing for Falken Tires. “We’re happy to be traveling alongside the teams, participating in the excitement, and engaging with fans in such a fun and energetic setting.”

During the 2016 World Series games, attendees can visit Falken Tires’ branded booth on the stadium concourse where Falken will highlight exclusive Falken products, offer giveaways and more.

The first World Series game, out of the seven potential games, kicks off today, Oct. 25.

Kenda Unveils New Brand Logo

Kenda said the new logo incorporates three design elements that represent quality assurance, a strong foundation and the road ahead.

By Madeleine Winer
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Kenda refreshed its brand image and logo to showcase its vision of "Designed for Your Journey." The new logo incorporates three design elements that represent quality assurance, a strong foundation and the road ahead the company said. The new logo incorporates three design elements: a check mark shape on the top that represents quality assurance and safety; an inverted V shape on the bottom that symbolizes a strong foundation; and a diagonal line in the middle that represents the road ahead.

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