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Tubes| Item Code | Size (Size / Ply) | U.T.Q.G | SW (in) | OD (in) | T/D x32 | PSI | Max Load (lbs) |
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| Click here for details | 131321 | 1321321 | 32132132 | 32131321 | 31321321 | 321321 | 322131 |
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Crowded field seeks TIA board positions
BOWIE, Md. — Ten candidates are running for four board positions for the Tire Industry Association (TIA). The group includes two incumbents and eight other candidates seeking the three-year terms, TIA said. Incumbent candidates are Ernie Caramanico, owner of Amityville Firestone in Amityville, N.Y., and Brad Feeney, director of commercial programs at TBC Corp. of Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. Additional candidates are: Tim BeVier, national account business development manager, Technical Rubber Co. of Johnstown, Ohio; Travis Glidden, regional sales manager of Stellar Industries Inc. in Garner, Iowa; Lance Meyer, vice president of sales and general manager international, Myers Tire Supply of Akron; David Shelton, director of industry relations, Giti Tire (USA) Ltd. of Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.; Brandy Sielaff, director of human resources and safety, Commercial Tire of Meridian, Idaho; Leigh-Ann Stewart, director of health and safety, Kal Tire of Vernon, British Columbia; Jeff Wallick, director of training at K&M Tire, Delplhos, Ohio; and Scott Weeden, acting vice president of sales, Barnwell House of Tires of Central Islip, N.Y. TIA members in good standing are eligible to vote, either by mail or online at the association's website at www.tireindustry.org. Voting now is open and will close Sept. 1. Election materials have been mailed to primary contacts at all eligible TIA member companies. TIA will announce the winners in mid-September with terms starting Nov. 2 at TIA's annual meeting at the Global Tire Expo/SEMA Show in Las Vegas. Questions can be directed to Sandra Martinez at smartinez@tireindustry.org.
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ITC votes to proceed with consumer tire import investigations
WASHINGTON — The U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) is moving forward with antidumping and countervailing duty investigations into imports of passenger and light truck tires from South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam that allegedly are being sold in the U.S. at less than fair value.The ITC investigations will move into the next phase after the agency's commissioners vote unanimously that there is a "reasonable indication" that the U.S. tire industry is being "materially injured" by reason of said imports. The ITC's decision follows by three weeks the similar action taken the U.S. Department of Commerce. The agencies' decisions are in response to petitions filed in early May by the United Steelworkers union (USW), which claim tire producers from these regions are dumping their products in the U.S. at margins ranging from as low as 5.48% (Vietnam) to as high as 217.5% (Thailand).The ITC now has until Aug. 26 to issue its preliminary countervailing duty determination, according to the timeline set by the Department of Commerce in late June. The antidumping duty determination is due on or about Nov. 9. The ITC's commissioners are: Jason Kearns (chair), Randolph Stayin (vice chair), David S. Johanson, Rhonda Schmidtlein and Amy Karpel. Mr. Kearns was appointed chair on June 19. As a result of the ITC's affirmative determinations, Commerce will continue with its investigations into the import situation. The Commission's public report, "Passenger Vehicle and Light Truck Tires from Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam" — due to be published in mid-August — will contain the views of the ITC and information developed during the investigations. The case IDs are: 701-TA-647 and 731-TA-1517-1521.