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Several Companies Show Interest in Ailing ATS Plant

(Staffordshire, U.K./Tyres & Accessories) A number of companies have cast a hungry eye upon the factory owned by ATS Light Alloy Wheels South Africa a month after the company was placed in provisional liquidation.

Modi Rubber Clawing its Way Back After Six Years

(Staffordshire, U.K./Tyres & Accessories) After six idle years the Modi Rubber tyre factory in Modipuram, near the northern Indian city of Meerut, may soon again be a hive of tyre making activity.

Galgo Focuses on Lean and Mean Organisation

(Staffordshire, U.K./Tyres & Accessories) In the course of the past years there has been but one important process that has dominated developments in the European pre-cured retreading market: suppliers from outside of Europe are finding it more and more feasible to claim a growing market share to themselves.

Tyre Manufacturing in SA: Will it Have a Future?

(Douglasdale, South Africa/SA Treads) The South African business sector is applauded the world over for its unflinching work ethic, its determination to succeed against all odds and its uncanny ability to come up with creative solutions whenever the occasion demands it.

Getting Every Last Drop: Vendors Offer More Than Just Product – But You Have to Take the Time to Benefit

You have five “urgent” phone calls that “must be returned immediately,” an HR crisis that can’t wait, and a customer who demands “you” take care of them. Your insurance carrier thinks you should update your coverage and the bank just called because there is a “problem” with your account. Let’s not forget the fire inspector

Settled, But Not Settling: Turmoil Passed, CTNA Focus Shifts to Building Brand, Rebuilding Dealer Trust

Plant closings, union battles, multiple management changes, low fill rates, irate dealers, shifting directions…the last five years have been difficult for Continental Tire North America. But, the past is the past. Since the appointment of Continental AG CFO Alan Hippe as president and CEO of CTNA in May 2005, CTNA officials point out, progress has

Michelin to Close Akron Tire Plant

(Akron/Tire Review) One of the last vestiges of the BFGoodrich name in the Akron area is going away with yesterday’s announcement that Michelin North America will close its specialty competition tire production facility in Mogadore.

Better Fuel Economy? Start With a Strong Tire Program

This year, the U.S. interstate highway system marks its 50th anniversary. It is not surprising to drivers who travel these roads that, amid the ever-rising cost of a barrel of oil, and the proliferation of eco-friendly hybrids and alternative fuels, trucks still rule the highways and their many adjoining capillaries. While the percentage of trucks

On the Offensive: Trelleborg Moves Early to Begin Brand Transition

Trelleborg Moves Early to Begin Brand Transition

Shops in Crisis? The Tech Shortage: A Special Report: Part II

In our August issue, we began an in-depth look at an issue that has been described as one of the automotive aftermarket’s biggest hurdles: attracting qualified technicians and preventing an industry-wide shortage that, some insist, is inevitable. While most experts agree that a shortage does exist, it appears to be centered at the highest, most