As the owner of Kingswinford Tyres, a tyre and wheel alignment business that has been thriving for 34 years, Andrew Page has witnessed first hand the transformative impact that high-quality equipment can have on operations.
It is officially Auto Trade EXPO year, with the largest automotive aftermarket exhibition in Ireland returning to the RDS Simmonscourt in Dublin from 10th-11th October 2026.
An updated Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Scheme for Ireland, as revealed exclusively last week on TyreTrade.ie, will be announced soon by Government, and in it, will include environmental management costs (EMCs) for truck/bus tyres, agricultural, construction and industrial tyres as well as solid and earthmover tyres, for the first time.
Free IMI-accredited electric vehicle maintenance and repair training courses commenced at the start of December in Roscommon, which are now running on a regular basis until the end of March 2026.
With over four decades of experience, the highly skilled and experienced team at Agrigear Tyre and Wheel Specialists has an unrivalled wealth of technical expertise in providing wheel solutions.
Bridgestone Ireland recently gave an opportunity to a select group of performance tyre dealers to test its Potenza Sport performance tyre at Mondello Race Track, driving the circuit’s 415bhp Audi R8s.
It was another busy year for the Irish Tyre Industry Association (ITIA). Managing Editor, John Loughran sat down with CEO, Sue O’Neill to reflect on 2025’s achievements and challenges, as well as the opportunities that lie ahead in 2026.
The Tyre Trade Journal and TyreTrade.ie this week learned that a new Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Scheme in Ireland will be announced in the near future. An extension to include all categories of tyres is expected soon in an announcement by the Minister for Climate, Energy and the Environment, Darragh O’Brien. We asked the Department
An announcement on the European Union investigation into anti-dumping duties on Chinese, passenger car, light truck, bus and truck tyres is expected on Tuesday 23rd December, TyreTrade.ie has been informed. Meanwhile, the Irish Tyre Industry Association (ITIA) has confirmed that a decision on anti-subsidies is expected by the middle of next year. In an interview
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