Bridgestone Europe, Middle East and Africa (Bridgestone EMEA) has changed its senior leadership structure, effective September 16.
Indian tyre maker, BKT has entered into an agreement with LaLiga that will see BKT as Official Global Partner of LaLiga. The partnership takes immediate effect and will run for three years until the end of the 2021/2022 season.
The Road Safety Authority is urging Commissioner Harris to ensure road safety remains a strategic priority within An Garda Síochána and to effectively resource road safety enforcement to save lives.
The award-winning Michelin Pilot Sport 4 is the ideal tyre for drivers of powerful saloons and sports cars – with the perfect balance between pleasure and performance.
Have you cast your vote for the Irish Auto Trade Awards? If you haven’t voted already, you have until Friday, August 23 at 5.00pm. To cast your vote log on to AutoTradeAwards.ie, where you can vote for your favourites across a wide range of categories including: Tyre Distributor of the Year Agrigear Ltd Blacklion Tyres
One of the most versatile low profile, double scissor lifts on the market is now available in Ireland from Equipco Ireland Ltd.
Smith’s Tyres in Virginia, Co. Cavan recently took delivery of this powerful new Fini petrol unit compressor from workshop equipment specialists, Techplus Ltd.
Modern Tyres has revealed that it has purchased Cathcart Power Equipment, a long standing and locally known power equipment company.
Goodyear Dunlop has appointed Dave Plummer as sales and marketing manager motorcycle for the UK and Ireland. He will focus on leading the already strong team to deliver sustainable and profitable growth for the business.
What was once a new innovation has quickly become commonplace in new vehicle design and while workshops may not have overwhelming demand for Advanced Driver Assist Systems (ADAS)-related work now, it will in the future. The European Commission recently announced that ADAS systems will become mandatory on all new cars from 2021, as they become
Australia is planning to ban the export of waste tyres. Speaking at the Council of Australian Governments (COAG) on August 9 in Cairns, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said that only about 12 per cent of materials are properly recycled in the country, including tyres.
