Tyres
Autonomous driving: The world’s first all...
Gacha is the world’s first self-driving robot bus that works in any weather. What makes Gacha unique is its ability to work reliably even under
Government moves to ban older HGV and bus t...
The government is to consult on options to ban older tyres from use on buses, coaches, heavy goods vehicles and minibuses. The Department for Transport
Countrywide convictions of part worn dealer...
Recent convictions of retailers across the country have once again highlighted the potential risks unsuspecting motorists take when buying part worn tyres. Cases in Scotland
The Goodyear AERO – A Concept Tyre for Au...
Goodyear introduces its latest concept tyre at the 2019 Geneva International Motor Show The Goodyear AERO concept is a two-in-one tyre designed for the autonomous,
Absolute Alignment fully stocked for Brexit
Absolute Alignment, the country’s leading supplier of the latest four wheel alignment technologies, has tripled stock levels over the last three months – in preparation
Kwik Fit wins three-year sole supply SG Fle...
Kwik Fit, the UK’s largest automotive repair company, has won a three-year sole supply contract with SG Fleet UK for the provision of tyres and
Goodyear and Local Motors join forces on au...
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company is expanding its ongoing work with autonomous or driverless vehicles, which includes being named the exclusive tyre supplier for
Historic European milestone for AlloyGator ...
UK-based alloy wheel protection specialists AlloyGator is planning a major European expansion following approval of its product from TÜV SÜD and The Czech Ministry of
Vredestein sportrac 5 takes podium in lates...
European premium tyre manufacturer Vredestein’s Sportrac 5 was one of just two compact car tyres to be ‘highly recommended’ in German professional body ADAC’s latest summer tyre test. The ADAC tested 16
ATS Euromaster appoints Operations Director...
ATS Euromaster has appointed a new Operations Director to drive the company’s growth and development in the light vehicle market, following the decision in October
