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Today’s business world seems to be filled with deadlines, e-mails, voice mails,pagers, Palm Pilots, one long meeting after the next, and a boss breathing down your neck looking for one more pound of flesh.

No Grand Plan: Keegan, Rich Say Goodyear Dealers Will Be The Key

No Grand Plan Keegan, Rich Say Goodyear Dealers Will Be The Key to Turnaround "Dealers are our most important customers. We don’t have any other customer more important that you. You are extremely important to us. If we haven’t said that recently, I’m here to say it. We love our dealers and we want you back."

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Michelin Reopens Closed Plant in Mexico

Ready For Success: Awareness, Products and Consistency are Key, Says CTNA

Awareness, Products and Consistency are Key, Says CTNA

The Air In There

The Air In There We’ve discussed a number of tire selection, maintenance and technology issuesin this column over the last 18 months. Over this period, roadside tire pieces have continued to figure prominently in news reports and studies conducted by parties inside and outside of our industry.Some reflection and updating on the basics of pneumatic

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Gone In Name Only‘New’ BFAH Gets $1.3 Billion Infusion

A New Business Tool

Each year Tire Review provides you with a tremendous amount of researchinformation. This research is a beneficial tool we use to get a clear sense of the direction the industry is taking, the issues you’re dealing with, and spotlight areas of concern.

Not Cutting It

Not Cutting It There is a distinct difference between fixing something or repairing it. A “fix” is a temporary solution, while a ®repair® permanently restores the object to its original condition.When tires go flat as the result of a puncture, there is only one acceptable method for returning them to service. Repair.According to tire manufacturer

Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems: How They’ll Work and What They Mean to You

Maintaining the proper inflation in tires is a subject that is as old as tires themselves. This issue has been likened to keeping the right amount of oil in the car’s crankcase – don’t do it and the engine will fail. The good news is that air doesn’t need to be changed periodically – though

Step by Step: Cooper Will Keep Focus While Tackling Truck Tire Market

Quiet, unassuming, close-to-the-vest, Larry Enders is a perfect fit with Cooper Tire & Rubber Co. Now president of Cooper’s recently formed commercial tire division, the 38-year Standard Products veteran and former head of Oliver Retreading Systems sat down with Tire Review in his Findlay, Ohio, office to talk about how his division is going to