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Forestry Tire Market Holding Steady, Poised for Growth

The forestry industry, which in recent years has seen ups in certain areas and downs in others, has remained steady overall – and likely is only going to get better, according to several tiremakers in this hard-working segment.While construction markets in North America tumbled during the recession – and have yet to fully get back

Latin American & Caribbean Tyre Expo a Huge Success

The recently held Latin American & Caribbean Tyre Expo was hailed as a “resounding success” by attendees and event organizers alike

Ag Tiremakers Gear Up for Another Near-Record Year

After a record year in 2011, the North American farm market is still strong. Though the U.S. Department of Agriculture(USDA) predicts declines in net farm income for 2012 compared to last year, ag tire manufacturers remain positive, considering 2011’s final numbers – $100.9 billion, up 28% from 2010, and the highest value on record. For

Tyrexpo India 2013 to Showcase Radialization

The second staging of Tyrexpo India in Chennai next year will see the event tackle the topical issue of the increased radialization of truck and bus tires in India, event organizer ECI International said. “Indian and international tire manufacturers are making huge investments in new production capacity for TBR radials for the domestic market,” says

K&M Outlines Growth Goals, Mr. Tire Expansion at Annual Conference

Since K&M Tire acquired Uni­versal Cooperatives’ Triton Tire & Battery division in November 2010, the company has been on a steady growth track. Most recently, the Delphos, Ohio-based wholesaler purchased assets of Don’s Tire in Cross Plains, Wis. And at its annual tire dealer marketing group meeting, held mid-January in Las Vegas with 175 dealers

In Fast-Growing Farm Tire Market, Recession is a Distant Past

Overall, North American farmers have had a good year. High commodity prices for grain and cotton, coupled with improved milk and pork prices and record high beef prices have resulted in farmers having profits to spend updating their equipment – and their tires. In 2011, agricultural commodities prices went up by 31%, according to Jeff

Two Years After GPX Acquisition, Alliance Still Focusing on Growth

When Alliance Tire Group acquired portions of the bankrupt GPX International Tire in December 2009, the tiremaker inherited a presence in the medium truck tire market, taking over distribution of China’s Aeolus Tyre Co. in the U.S. Prior to the purchase, Alliance’s core business had been in the off-highway segment. With the acquisition, Alliance was

More on Triangle Group Plans in the U.S.

The city of Akron boasts strong credentials for being the tire industry capital of the U.S. Back in the U.S. tire industry’s glory days it went by the name of "Rubber Capital of the World" and was home to the four major domestic players: BFGoodrich, Goodyear, Firestone and General.

January Frost Doesn’t Quell K&M Tire Plans for Dealer Group

The bone-chilling cold that is Red Wing, Minn., in mid-January could do little to cool down the warm-fest as K&M Tire gathered its marketing group dealers for their first program meeting.It was not the first time the Mr. Tire dealers had gathered; the meetings were an annual occurrence when the program was run by Universal

K&M Tire Retools Mr. Tire Program

The bone-chilling cold that is Red Wing, Minn., in mid-January could do little to cool down the warm-fest as K&M Tire gathered its marketing group dealers for their first program meeting. It was not the first time the Mr. Tire dealers had gathered; the meetings were an annual occurrence when the program was run by