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IMI Develops Self-Adjusting Weight

(Clacton, U.K./Tyres & Accessories) Last year, IMI, the maker of truck balancing powder, Equal, launched a product aimed at the passenger car market.

Coker Receives 10th Annual NSRA Award

(Akron/Tire Review) Joseph “Corky” Coker, president of Coker Tire Co., and former chairman of Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA), has been awarded the National Street Rod Association (NSRA) 2006 Street Rodding Achievement Award.

Successful in the Speciality Niche: Carlisle Tire & Wheel

(Clacton, U.K./Tyres & Accessories) If the share price of its parent company is anything to go by, speciality tyre specialist, Carlisle Tire & Wheel, is having a successful time in the growing niche segment.

Software Firm Launches New Products, Enhancements

(Akron/Tire Review) ASA Tire Systems released two new products – TireMaster POS and version 7.3.0 of its TireMaster software – and initiated a special introductory price for the all-new TireMaster POS product.

TIA Hire Changes Mind, Instructor Sought

(Akron/Tire Review) TIA is again on the hunt for a new training instructor.

TIA Unveils First Update to Strategic Plan

(Akron/Tire Review) Four years ago, TIA unveiled its first comprehensive strategic plan, a 32-page document that presented the association’s future course, at the SEMA Show.

Kelly Brand Remains Strong, Goodyear Tells Dealers

(Akron/Tire Review) Despite rumors floating around the SEMA Show floor last week, Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. says it remains fully committed to its Kelly-Springfield brand and Kelly dealers.

Time Running Out to Comment on ESC Rulemaking

(Las Vegas/Tire Review) NHTSA is beginning rulemaking that would mandate electronic stability control (ESC) systems. If left to OE manufacturers, it may not allow certain aftermarket products to be installed.

Unstoppable!: Despite Concerns, Wheel Companies See a Bright, Shiny Future For the Aftermarket

Stratospheric fuel costs. Steep living costs. Erratic job market. Add that all up, and you’ve got one strapped consumer. The average, middle-class buyer these days is spending every last dime on necessities. John Q. Public is foregoing the fun stuff in favor of the staples. Just getting there in one piece has become more important

President’s Agenda: First International TIA President to Expand Global Reach, Enhance Education

First International TIA President to Expand Global Reach, Enhance Education