Working in mines and construction sites servicing off-the-road (OTR) tires presents many dangers. Peggy Fisher has some practical advice that help to keep you and your team safe.

Removing any fluid residue after a leak repair is part of a thorough job and not an afterthought to it.

Regularly tidying up a service department makes dollars and sense for everyone in a tire dealership or service shop. Here's why the plan benefits both the boss and technicians.

We are at the start of a new decade in the New Millennium. It's probably a good idea to see what 2020 has in store for us. Who knows, maybe it will be filled with more good surprises.

As we head into a new year, we at have some news of our own.

Successful automotive repair still requires technicians who have a combination of tactile skills, patience and a knack for details.

The look of a product is an important factor in many buying decisions, sometimes the most important. Could this be said for the tire industry?

It's difficult enough these days for independent tire dealers to maneuver through the landmines that lay in their path to success. But for two out of the last three years, Darren McLea has had business interrupted because of the recent spate of fires that ravaged the California landscape.

Troubleshooting a headlamp may illustrate the advantage of applying an interim deadline to a diagnostic task. Here's why.