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About Goodyear

The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. offers steer, drive, all-position, and trailer tires for commercial vehicles under the Goodyear, Kelly, Dunlop, and Steelmark brands. The company’s commercial vehicle group delivers service through more than 2,000 locations in North America, including 190 Wingfoot Commercial Tire Systems locations and 30 Pilot truck stops. Its fleetHQ program, available at 1,500 locations, gives owner-operators and fleets national-account benefits.

In North America, Goodyear produces commercial tires in Danville, Va., Topeka, Kansas, and Buffalo, N.Y. It operates an R&D center in Akron, Ohio, and a proving grounds in San Angelo, Texas. Worldwide, Goodyear has 64 manufacturing facilities in 26 countries. Sales exceeded $16 billion in 2009.

Headquarters

The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
1144 E. Market St.
Akron, OH 44316
USA

+1-330-796-2121
www.goodyear.com/truck

Company Contact

Mike Manges, Commercial Tire Public Relations Specialist
+1-330-796-6380

Tim Miller, Commercial Tire Marketing Communications Manager
+1-330-796-3258

Markets Served

Long Haul
Regional/Urban/Pickup and Delivery Utility
Waste
Emergency
Light Truck
School Bus
Mixed Service
RV
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“More people ride on Goodyear than any other kind.” That familiar phrase dates back to 1916, testament to the company’s long-standing success in tires for trucks, trailers, and other commercial vehicles. Story angles include tire selection; maintenance; retreads; tire-management software; and advanced tire technologies like DuraSeal and FuelMax. Media contacts: Doug Siefkes or Gregory Van Tighem

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Goodyear’s New Super-Single Tire Offers Long Mileage for Mixed-Service Customers

DateFeb 23, 2010 | Filed Under:

Goodyear offers a new super-single tire for heavy on- and off-road applications, such as mixers, dump trucks, pumpers, and other specialty heavy trucks. The new tire uses Goodyear’s DuraSeal Technology, which provides puncture sealing to help keep downtime to a minimum.

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