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Toyo to Build New Facility, Increase Capacity

A new manufacturing facility in Asia and increased capacity in North America have been announced by Toyo Tire & Rubber in order to reinforce its tyre business’s global supply system.

Rodcraft Tools Now Available Online

Germany-made Rodcraft brand pneumatic tools are making their U.S. debut in an exclusive distribution deal with online retailer ToolTopia.com.

Back to the Future

Thinking back on the recent Bridgestone-Toyo alliance announcement, I suggested that we shouldn’t read too much into that deal.

Enchanting Results: Conti Gold Dealer Program’s Growth Offers Rewards for Members

Conti Gold Dealer Program’s Growth Offers Rewards for Members

Net New: Bizcon Rolls Out Combined Bridgestone/Firestone, Bandag Operations

Bizcon Rolls Out Combined Bridgestone/Firestone, Bandag Operations

Bosch Expects Positive Developments In 2008

The Bosch Group says its sales revenue rose by 6% in its 2007 financial and calendar year to 46.3 billion euros.

Snap-on Dedicating New Training Center

Snap-on Equipment will dedicate its new training center in Conway, Ark., on Thursday, May 8, in honor of Snap-on Inc.’s chairman and past CEO and president Jack D. Michaels.

Hennessy Says It Will Fight Patent Suit

Hunter Engineering recently filed a patent infringement action against Hennessy Industries.

Scraps: Host of Opportunities, Problems

Every two years, the Rubber Manufacturers Association (RMA) publishes a report titled “Scrap Tire Markets in the United States” (www.rma.org./scrap_tires), widely respected for its comprehensive data collection and analysis. Approximately 300 million tires reach scrap status annually in the U.S., equating to one tire for each person. More than 88% of these are light-duty tires,

Delivering Profits: Class 3-5 Commercial Truck Tire Market Sees Steady Growth

Class 3-5 Commercial Truck Tire Market Sees Steady Growth Even though the economy has created a challenging landscape for many businesses and tire segments, the class 3-5 truck tire replacement market has remained steady. With moderate yet stable growth expected to continue in the coming years, it may be a good time to look at