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Nokian Tyres releases new winter tyre

The city streets are a hostile environment for bus tyres. Breaking, chafing, cornering and curb-scratching – added with slippery cobblestones and icy, snowy winters. Day in, day out. The new Nokian Hakkapeliitta City Bus is up to the challenge. City buses must be on schedule regardless of the weather. Rain, snow or ice – the

GITI GT867 targets buses and refuse fleets

Giti Tire has released full detail of the Giti GT867, an urban tyre with reinforced sidewalls for single and double decker buses and refuse collection fleets. Specially designed for constant stop and go operating conditions with frequent changes in speed as well as direction, it is available in 11R22.5, 295/80R22.5, 305/70R22.5 and 315/80R22.5. Load capacity

MC Rental joins the Bandvulc stable

MC Rental Ltd. has appointed Bandvulc as its national tyre supplier and administrator. The agreement sees Bandvulc Plus+ control all tyre related transactions through its 24/7 call facility in Devon. In conjunction with MC Rental, BVPlus+ will be expanding its service outlets to accommodate some of MC Rental’s exiting suppliers and will be utilising its

Vredestein sponsored Autocar Awards

Premium tyre brand Vredestein sponsored the 2017 Autocar Awards, held in Silverstone’s impressive Wing building last night. The prestigious event celebrated individual achievements and motor companies’ contributions to the automotive industry. Under the watchful eye of Vredestein’s top executives, Director of Sales (Europe) Matthias Urban, Director of Marketing (Europe) Tanneke Reinders and UK Country Manager

Michelin first-choice for every UK public sector ambulance service

Every UK public sector ambulance service now fits Michelin tyres on a first-choice policy, with the premium tyres delivering long lasting performance and maximum safety for the lifesaving ‘blue light’ services, whilst helping to deliver better value for the taxpayer. All 10 NHS ambulance services in England have signed a first-choice policy, alongside those of Wales,