Tires from Trees Could Mean Cheaper Production
(Western Farmer-Stockman) Auto owners may someday be riding on tires made partly from trees, using a technology touted to cost less, perform better and save fuel and energy.
ITC Pushing Duty Increase, Not Quotas, in China Case
In a somewhat unexpected change in direction the U.S. International Trade Commission will recommend a series of duty increases on Chinese-produced passenger and light truck/SUV tires exported to the U.S.
A Different View
C and ABC televised “investigative” reports on the so-called dangers of older tires.
Dunlop Roadsmart Apprehended as OE for US Police Bikes
BMW Motorrad has approved the Dunlop Roadsmart for use on all R 1200 RT-P police motorcycles in use in the U.S.
EPA Reevaluating Use of Recycled Tires in Playgrounds
(Boston Globe) For years, the Environmental Protection Agency has endorsed the recycling of ground-up tires to cushion the surfaces of children’s playgrounds and sports fields – the same material used for the Obama family’s new White House playground.
Discount Tire Opens New Washington Store
Discount Tire has opened its latest new store in Pasco, Wash., its 35th in the Washington-Oregon area.
Committed Partners: Hankook Brings Renewed Focus on Dealers in 2009
Hankook Brings Renewed Focus on Dealers in 2009
After Growth in 2008, Hankook Looks Ahead
“Partners are people who have common interests and goals and who work together to achieve positive results.”
Schwab DC Hit by Layoffs
Bend, Oregon’s KTVZ-TV reported that Les Schwab Tire Centers has laid off some 27 employees from its Prineville, Ore., distribution center.
Goodyear Sets Aggressive Agenda
Goodyear outlined its plans to leverage global tire demand growth while reducing its costs and investing in capacity expansion.