A man was injured in a shooting at a Dallas tire shop.
The incident occurred around 11:30 p.m. on May 26. The business is open 24 hours a day.
According to authorities, at least one suspect walked into the business and fired multiple gunshots. The victim, a man not yet known to be a customer or employee, was struck in the leg. He was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive.
Details of the case are under further investigation.
DMA said it launched a full RideMaster line of coils, control arms, and air components, meeting or exceeding OE quality benchmarks.
DMA recently introduced a new product line. The RideMaster control and suspension line encompasses a range of products, including air struts, springs and shocks, coil springs, control arms and small chassis components. DMA said its in-house engineers and product specialists work closely with its factory partners to ensure that every product meets or exceeds industry benchmarks. RideMaster products are manufactured in a tariff-free zone, allowing DMA to provide value without compromising quality, it said.
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Michelin said budget truck tire competition forced restructuring that includes its Karlsruhe, Trier and Homburg facilities.
