Microlearning Makes the Tire Industry Smarter, More Profitable
Microlearning modules can be customized to company and team member needs, where participants can learn through their own experiences and at their own pace.
TIA Opens Registration for 2022 OTR Tire Conference
The event will take place Feb. 23-26 at the Hilton Sandestin Beach Golf Resort & Spa and will include a Women in Industry panel.
North Carolina Tire Dealer and Garage Associations To Merge
The two North Carolina-based associations have merged to form the Automotive Service and Tire Alliance.
Fairfield Tire & Service Keeps Honesty Top of Mind
Keith Hyde truly believes that honesty is the best policy, and that’s the motto he has instilled at Fairfield Tire and Service in Fairfield, Iowa, since 2003.
Tire Sales Recover Strong Despite Pandemic Lows
According to Neil Portnoy of GfK, despite losses, the market outperformed expectations and credits the industry’s performance to the resiliency of independent tire dealers.
Littlefield and Barry Elected to Tire Industry Hall of Fame
The award recognizes those who have demonstrated high standards, ideals and leadership in the management of their businesses and in the tire community.
How the State of Our Industry Impacts Your Day to Day
In August, Tire Review is publishing special “State of the Industry” articles comprised of the thought-leadership editorial that takes a look at various trends shaping the global tire industry through the eyes of subject matter experts and industry influencers.
2021 Tire Industry Hall of Fame Nomination Deadline July 2
TIA’s Hall of Fame inductees are chosen based on their contribution of new ideas promoting the well-being of the tire industry, service that is exemplary within the industry and respect of their peers.
Auto Care Industry Expected to Grow Nearly 25%
The Auto Care Association report says that while the total United States auto care industry size took a hit in 2020, the industry fared better than forecasted and is now expected to be a $477 billion industry by 2024.
Jacques Bajer, Tire Industry Hall of Fame Inductee, dies
Bajer worked at Ford from 1955 to 1970, where he was involved in the development of the tire uniformity grading machine and low-profile tire and a key figure in the radialization of the U.S. tire market.