Pneuback Industria E Commercio De Pneus Ltda. from Brazil and PT Ossiana Sakti Ekamaju from Indonesia have joined the Tire Retread & Repair Information Bureau (TRIB). “TRIB now has nearly 500 members in 50 countries and we expect to see continued growth,” said Harvey Brodsky, TRIB managing director.
At its annual conference between 11 and 13 June, the Tire Industry Association (TIA) elected Tom Formanek as the new Board treasurer, and Michael Berra, Jr. as the new secretary. Both Formanek and Berra will assume their new roles effective 3 November, 2008.
Formanek is the manager of Tire Service Products with Stellar Industries, based in Garner, IA. He has served as a TIA Board member since 2002 and was a Tire Association of North America (TANA) and National Tire Dealer & Retreader Association (NTDRA) Board Member since 1992.
Taiwan’s Sinher International Company, Ltd. has become the newest member of the Tire Retread & Repair Information Bureau (TRIB). “We are very happy to welcome Sinher International Company to the TRIB family and we know they will enjoy the many benefits TRIB offers to its members worldwide,” said Harvey Brodsky, TRIB’s managing director.
Brazil’s KeycomeX and Bolvia’s Renovadora de Llantas have joined the Tire Retread & Repair Information Bureau. Both companies joined TRIB while visiting the TIA/TRIB booth during Recaufair Pneu Show, the International Tires and Equipment Exhibition and Conference, held in São Paulo, Brazil.
“We are very happy to welcome both KeycomeX and Renovadora de Llantas to the TRIB family and we know they will enjoy the many benefits TRIB offers to its members worldwide,” said Harvey Brodsky, TRIB managing director. (Tire Review/Akron)
The Tire Industry Association (TIA) is to exhibit alongside the US Commercial Service and the Tire Retread Information Bureau (TRIB) and the at the 2008 Recaufair Tire Show, which will be held 5-8 May in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Germano Julio Badi will represent TIA and Anne Evans, director of the Middletown Export Assistance Center, will be representing the US Commercial Service. Members of TIA, TRIB and other US companies interested in growing their export activities are invited to stop by the TIA stand. Acknowledged as the largest tire show in Latin America, the event’s organizers are anticipating 10,500 domestic and international visitors. The retreading, recycling, commercial and service sectors are the focus, and the show will also feature lectures on markets, technology, environment and social responsibility.
TIA is partnering with TRIB and the U.S. Commercial Service as exhibitors at the 2008 Recaufair Tire Show, being held this week in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Germano Julio Badi will represent TIA and Anne Evans, director of the Middletown Export Assistance Center, will be representing the U.S. Commercial Service.
Considered the largest tyre show in South America, the event’s organisers are anticipating 10,500 domestic and international visitors. The retreading, recycling, commercial and service sectors are the focus, and the show will also feature lectures on markets, technology, environment and social responsibility. (Tire Review/Akron)
AME International has joined the Tire Retread & Repair Information Bureau (TRIB). “We are pleased to have AME International in the TRIB family. Their management team has a long and distinguished background in all types of tyre supplies for the smallest to the largest tyres,” TRIB managing director, Harvey Brodsky commented), TRIB’s membership now totals nearly 500 members in 48 countries
Two groups representing the interests of retreaders, the Australian Tyre Retreaders & Associates Ltd, and Makepeace Agencies, joined the Tire Retread & Repair Information Bureau during TRIB Managing Director Harvey Brodsky’s recent visit to Australia. Brodsky was in Australia visiting TRIB members and was the keynote speaker at the first meeting of the newly formed Australian Tyre Retreaders & Associates in Sydney.
MS A Tire Ltd, Jamaica, has become the latest member of the Tire Retread & Repair Information Bureau (TRIB). “We are delighted to have MS A TIRE JA LTD as a TRIB member. Michael Shill, the owner, has a very long history in OTR and truck tyre retreading and is a well-respected name in our industry, ” said Harvey Brodsky, TRIB’s Managing Director. “TRIB continues to grow internationally as more and more retreaders and tyre dealers worldwide recognize how important the Tire Retread & Repair Information Bureau is to the well being of retreading and tire repairing everywhere,” Brodsky added.
North American based member supported industry association the Tire Retread & Repair Information Bureau (TRIB) reports that approximately 18.6 million retreaded tyres were sold in North America during 2006, with sales exceeding US$3 billion. The majority of these were medium truck tyres. TRIB further reports that currently there are approximately 900 independent and manufacturer linked retreading plants operating in North America.
(Akron/Tire Review) Tire Retread & Repair Information Bureau (TRIB) plans to hold its Board of Directors Meeting on Monday, October 29, the day before the SEMA Show starts.
The meeting will run from 2 to 4 p.m. at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas; the specific meeting room will be announced later.
TRIB said its board meetings are open to guests and the tyre industry press.
(Akron/Tire Review) China’s GITI Tire (USA) Ltd. has joined TRIB – the Tire Retread & Repair Information Bureau.
“TRIB continues to grow as more and more companies in the new tyre and retread industries throughout the world realise that TRIB is the only international retread industry association representing new tire manufacturers, retreaders and tyre repair companies,” said Harvey Brodsky, TRIB’s managing director.
Indag Rubber Limited, India, has joined the Tire Retread & Repair Information Bureau (TRIB). “TRIB continues to grow internationally as more and more companies in the new tyre and retread industries throughout the world realise that TRIB is the only international retread industry association representing new tyre manufacturers, retreaders and tyre repair companies,” said Harvey Brodsky, TRIB’s Managing Director. “We are pleased that so many companies from India are realising how important TRIB’s efforts are on behalf of retreaders and suppliers to the retread and tyre repair industries everywhere, including India,” he added.
(Akron/Tire Review India’s Apollo Tyres has joined the recently renamed Tire Retread & Repair Information Bureau (TRIB), bringing the group’s membership to 480 members in 48 countries.
“TRIB continues to grow internationally as more and more companies in the new tire and retread industries throughout the world realize that TRIB is the only international retread industry association representing new tire manufacturers, retreaders and tyre repair companies,” said Harvey Brodsky, TRIB’s managing director.
(Akron/Tire Review) The Tire Retread & Repair Information Bureau (TRIB) is changing its mission statement to “Promoting the safety, economic and environmental benefits of retreading and tyre repairing worldwide.”
“We believe this new mission statement better reflects our mission, especially in view of the continued improvements in retreading and tyre repairing over the past few years,” said Harvey Brodsky, TRIB’s managing director.
“Today’s top-quality retreads have a safety and performance record that will stand up to the best new tyres, and we want to let the motoring public worldwide understand that retreads offer an environmentally friendly and money saving alternative to higher-priced new tyres, without sacrificing safety, performance or handling. Also, tyres that are properly repaired by top-quality companies are able to complete their full useful lives with no compromises,” he added.
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