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TIA Introduces New Online Search Tool to Locate TIA Certified Trainers Nationwide

The Tire Industry Association (TIA) has created a new online search tool that will allow anyone to locate a TIA-certified trainer in the United States.

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The Tire Industry Association (TIA) has created a new online search tool that will allow anyone to locate a TIA-certified trainer in the United States.

The online search tool can be found on TIA’s website (www.tireindustry.org) and includes a listing of TIA-certified trainers from across the country. Users will be able to locate certified trainers in their area by typing in their preferred city, state or zip code. Each listing will include the trainers first and last name, along with their contact information and specific tire service expertise. TIA says the platform will help increase outreach.

To access the “Find A TIA-Certified Trainer” online search tool, click here: https://www.tireindustry.org/training/find-tia-certified-trainer

Trainers that are interested in being included on the website or for any additional questions please contact Melissa DiFiore at [email protected] or 301-430-7280 ext. 107.

 

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