Government & Law
Around 75 percent of parts makers expect to lay off workers if the UAW strike reaches one month, according to a supplier group.
An Egyptian business entity known as Rolling Plus Chemical Industries has disclosed plans to invest up to $1 billion in a new tire factory in Egypt's Suez Canal Economic Zone.
A provincial court in New Brunswick has ruled in favor of Michelin in a 2022 lawsuit against two dealers in Canada for selling a Chinese tire that violates intellectual property rights.
A fraud trial against former president of tire importer and distributor Winland International Inc.has been delayed a third time, this time until Feb. 26, 2024.
The Tire Industry Association will look at Right to Repair and EVs during a special forum, to be held before the opening of the Global Tire Expo/Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) Show.
Bridgestone Retail Operations marked 30 years of partnership recently with the Army & Air Force Exchange Service system by donating passenger vans to youth-oriented non-profits at three of the 40-plus military bases where Bridgestone has a retail store.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has reversed its position on Massachusetts' Data Access Law, stating that the law is not preempted by the federal vehicle safety act.
SEMA's Emerging Trends & Technology Network will host a webinar Sept. 13 to examine how aftermarket modifications affect ADAS functionality and to what extent they might conflict with FMVSS.
Yokohama Tire Corp. is voluntarily recalling nearly 7,000 of its 504C all-position commercial tire in size 11R22.5.
Imports of tires into the U.S. fell by double-digits in the three- and six-month periods ended June 30, with the commercial truck/bus tire sector being hardest hit.