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ALI Elects Board, Shows New Site

(Akron/Tire Review) The Automotive Lift Institute (ALI) re-elected Jerry Lentz of Challenger Lifts Inc. to a second term as chairman of its board during the association’s annual membership meeting, held recently in conjunction with the AAPEX and SEMA Shows.

STL Adds Equipment for Larger Wheels

(Akron/Tire Review) Massillon, Ohio-based Standards Testing Laboratories Inc. recently upgraded one of its rotary fatigue test machines to facilitate testing of larger diameter and wider aftermarket wheels.

New Alloy Wheel Repair System Proving Successful

(Staffordshire, U.K./Tyres & Accessories) Yorkshire-based Ayce Systems has seen sales of Wheelrite Pro, the company’s new all-in-one alloy wheel repair kit, grow dramatically since it was introduced last year.

Alloy Wheel Repair System Proving Popular

(Staffordshire, U.K./Tyres & Accessories) Yorkshire-based manufacturer of smart repair systems, Ayce Systems, states that the company’s new, all-in-one alloy wheel repair kit has experienced dramatic sales growth since its introduction last year.

Many Alternatives to Tire Fuel Economy

As record-high fuel prices continue to impact the bottom lines of all types of trucking operations, fleet managers are taking a much closer look at all of the factors that contribute to fuel efficiency. One significant part of the miles per gallon equation is tires, and, as a sizable aspect of any fleet’s costs, maximizing

Like a Glove: Top Wheel Makers Keep Up With Changing Vehicle Specs

A couple of months ago, we discussed one of the dark secrets of the wheel industry – substituting bolt patterns. Many in our industry have made a good living by practicing this method of selling aftermarket wheels. It is time that we ask – and, yes, demand – better from suppliers that are doing this

It’s in the Air: Proper Air Pressure is Key to Tire Performance and Optimized Tire Investment

Truck fleets and commercial tire dealers probably already know that tire costs are second only to fuel when calculating total operating costs. Managing tires properly – and that means being diligent in keeping air pressures where they are supposed to be – can maximize tire dollars. In a Technology and Maintenance Council (TMC) tire failure

Size and Safety: How Ultra-Large Wheels Impact Stopping Power, Load Capacity

When we talk about a life-or-death situation, many times, the old adage, “Every second counts” comes to mind. If we apply that same principle to our vehicles, especially when braking, we might say, “Every inch counts.” How many times have you had to brake hard to avoid – or attempt to avoid – hitting something?

Always Keep Moving: New, Sharper Look; Same Commitment to Your Bottom Line

“Stand still. You’re going to end up all blurry!” my parents would yell every time they tried to take a picture of me, back in the days of slow-speed film. Everything was slow then. There were no faxes or Internet. No microwaves. TV was black and white with three networks. Rotary phones and party lines

Wheel Anatomy: Part II

Last month, we began a multi-part series on the concepting, design and production of today’s hot custom wheels with an inside look at cast one-piece aluminum wheels. This month, we’re going to touch on the newest forged one-piece wheels and then describe two-piece wheels. Forged wheels are literally forged in a press and made into