Indian Tire Industry Set to Clash with Rubber Board
(Akron/Tire Review – India Economic Times) The tussle between the Indian tire industry and the India Rubber Board is set to blossom into a full-fledged war.
“Arriving” in Europe a Top Priority for Vipal
(Staffordshire, U.K./Tyres & Accessories) For a company like Borrachas Vipal S/A, the European market is becoming more and more interesting.
Caught Speeding? Blame Your Tyres
(Staffordshire, U.K./Tyres & Accessories) The boys and girls in blue have every good reason to look a tad cynical when yet another motorist tries to talk their way out of a speeding ticket; during the course of their often thankless job the average police officer is the recipient of a rich assortment of colourful but implausible excuses for fast driving.
Infinity Truck Tyres Roll On
(Staffordshire, U.K./Tyres & Accessories) The Infinity tyre brand is a private brand, owned by the Dubai-based Al Dobowi group and manufactured by Chinese company Shandong Linglong Rubber Co.
KYB Launching Fall Promotion
(Akron/Tire Review) This fall KYB will hold its annual “Feeling is Believing” promotion.
European MD: Retread Market is Consolidating
(Staffordshire, U.K./Tyres & Accessories) In the last few years, the European retreading market has become more and more interesting to companies from outside of Europe.
Halfway Around the World with Cooper Tire
(Staffordshire, U.K./Tyres & Accessories) The ruggedness of Cooper Tire 4×4 tyres is being put to the test with an ambitious 40,000-kilometer trek from Cape Town in South Africa to London.
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Report Blasts Irving Police on Tire Maintenance
(Akron/Tire Review – Dallas Morning News) A blistering internal review of Irving’s (Texas) police vehicle maintenance procedures after the traffic death of a police officer concludes that the city has allowed tires on squad cars to become too worn before being replaced.
Tyre Safety No Joke in Switzerland
(Staffordshire, U.K./Tyres & Accessories) Car owners take note – a motorist who was caught by the Swiss police with insufficient tread depth on his car tyres has been banned from driving for a month, following the decision of the federal court in Lausanne.