A Note from Tire Review Publisher Dean Martin: It’s Great to Be Back
Despite all the changes in the tire industry, Tire Review Publisher Dean Martin says taking the helm of the magazine “feels like home.”
A Note from Tire Review’s Publisher: ‘With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility’
“I have done my best to wield my publisher powers for the greater good, to up the responsibility of the brand… but now it’s time for my responsibilities to shift,” says soon-to-be former Tire Review Publisher Randy Loeser.
Proud to be an Independent Tire Dealer: Tony Tripp, Tripp’s Tire Pros
Tripp’s Tire Pros is on its third-generation as a family-run local business, but owner Tony Tripp is already looking ahead to a fourth generation. And a fifth.
Proud to be An Independent Tire Dealer: Chip Wood & Steven Wood, Tire Discounters
When William “Chip” Wood opened his first tire shop in 1976 in Cincinnati, Ohio, right out of college, he never imagined it would grow into the company it is today, with over 110 locations across the nation.
Proud to Be An Independent Tire Dealer: Joe Quigg, Ed’s Tire & Auto
Joe Quigg didn’t start out as a “car guy” like other many other tire dealers; instead, he entered the market to pursue his dream.
U.S AutoForce Acquires Tire’s Warehouse
The organizations combined forces to create the most impactful distributor in the country, the companies say.
Atturo Expands Partnership with Carlson Moto
Atturo Tire has expanded its partnership with Carlson Moto and professional short-course off-road driver Andrew Carlson for the 2018 season.
OK Tire’s Ed Kiekover | Proud to be an Independent Tire Dealer
What started with dismantling cars in a salvage yard, coupled with an engineer’s mind, eventually led Ed Kiekover, of western Michigan’s OK Tire, to a career as a tire dealer.
Unimax Tire, Spectra Premium Make Canada’s Best Managed Companies List
Spectra Premium Industries and Pneus Unimax, part of the Point S network, have been recognized as two of Canada’s best-managed companies.
Proud To Be An Independent Tire Dealer: Hay Tire Pros
At an age where most people are slowing down and finding a relaxing place to spend their retirement, Henry Hay, 86, is still working hard to stay healthy and to support the thriving business that he built with his son, David Hay, 56.
