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OSHA Ergo Regs Removed, May Be Reworked

TANA OTR Conference: Association Adds Extensive Training & Certification Program

Association Adds Extensive Training & Certification Program

Does Anyone Know?: Has the LT/SUV Market Changed in the Post-Recall World?

Does Anyone Know? Has the LT/SUV Market Changed in the Post-Recall World? Not too long ago, the light truck/SUV market may have changed forever. Aug. 9, 2000, to be exact. It was a Wednesday, not unlike any other Wednesday. Except the firestorm that started that day has had a far-reaching – and still unclear ®“

Brains Match Muscle: The Intelligent Tire

Brains Match Muscleas Tire Chips Finally Hit the Market The Intelligent Tire. Many see it as a myth, an unworkable idea with no real world merit.  Others see it as the wave of the future, a screaming-to-be-born combination of technologies that will solve so many tire maintenance matters. It’s no secret that tire manufactures have

Is Wider Better?: Michelin Leads Super Wide Charge in North America

Is Wider Better? Michelin Leads Super Wide Charge in North America With the introduction of a new breed of radial truck tires in North America, dual fitments on line haul fleets may become a thing of the past.Best described as “super wide” tires – not to be confused with bulky conventional-sized wide base tires commonly

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Another Recall, Chairman Quits and Lawsuits Stack UpNew problems and some unexpected after-effects of the Bridgestone/Firestone (BFS) recall continue to plague the Nashville-based firm:

Not Satisfied: MAST Sees Growth PotentialDespite Predicted Tight Market

MAST Sees Growth PotentialDespite Predicted Tight Market

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Cooper Cutting 1,100 Jobs, Moving Oliver, and Recalling Tires

Trailers Should Sometimes Come First

Trailers Should Sometimes Come First If the headline above caught your attention and conjured up visions of big rigs heading down the highway backward, we accomplished half of our mission. Make no mistake, we’re not advocating changing the direction of traffic flow, but we do want to underscore and explore the importance of devoting some

The “Big” Approach: Treating Smaller Fleets Like the Big Guys Can Help Win Them Over

When it comes to proper, dollar-saving tire maintenance, small and medium sized fleets – especially owner-operators with a handful of tractors – are probably the toughest customers. On their tires, and on their dealers. While they know they need tires, often times cost issues, the lack of a formal controlled vehicle maintenance program, and/or the