
David Manley
Managing Editor at Tire Business
Husband, father, managing editor @tirebusiness
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1 week ago |
rubbernews.com | David Manley
WASHINGTON—Tire imports to the U.S. for the most part plateaued in the first quarter, with only shipments of light truck tires from offshore registering a noticeable increase. Thailand remained the largest source of tires in the three largest categories—passenger, light truck and medium truck/bus tires—while Cambodia continues to increase shipments exponentially and Serbia and Pakistan show up for the first time.
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2 weeks ago |
tirebusiness.com | David Manley
WASHINGTON — Tire imports to the U.S. for the most part plateaued in the first quarter, with only shipments of light truck tires from offshore registering a noticeable increase. Thailand remained the largest source of tires in the three largest categories — passenger, light truck and medium truck/bus tires — while Cambodia continues to increase shipments exponentially and Serbia and Pakistan show up for the first time.
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2 weeks ago |
rubbernews.com | David Manley
CUYAHOGA FALLS, Ohio—This column started simple enough. The introduction of Pope Leo XIV was major news, and our sister publication Crain's Chicago Business saw web traffic skyrocket at the announcement of a Chicago-born pope. In a meeting, I jokingly asked my colleagues, "What's the tire angle?"Multiple people in unison replied: "What tires are on the popemobile?"It turns out the answer is as complicated and all-encompassing as you would expect from the Vatican.
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2 weeks ago |
tirebusiness.com | David Manley
CUYAHOGA FALLS, Ohio — This column started simple enough. The introduction of Pope Leo XIV was major news, and our sister publication Crain's Chicago Business saw web traffic skyrocket at the announcement of a Chicago-born pope. In a meeting, I jokingly asked my colleagues, "What's the tire angle?"Multiple people in unison replied: "What tires are on the popemobile?"It turns out the answer is as complicated and all-encompassing as you would expect from the Vatican.
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2 months ago |
tirebusiness.com | David Manley
GURABO, Puerto Rico — By this time next year, Centeno's Tire Distributors Inc. won't qualify as a small dealership. Plans call for opening two stores in 2025, in addition to two existing service shops, as well as a wholesale business that already offers free next-day delivery to anywhere in Puerto Rico. Owners Gabriel and Monica Centeno said the business really took off a decade ago with its first "big" international order: One pallet of tires.
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