TBC’s Sailun severe trailer tire

Feb 8, 2018

TBC’s Sailun S668 regional all-position tire for multi-axle and spread-axle severe trailers is designed with contoured shoulders to help withstand lateral scrubbing and is built with a rubber compound engineered to extend service life in high-scrub applications. The tough-wearing tire is available in sizes 11R22.5, 11R24.5, 295/75R22.5 and 255/70R22.5.

TBC Brands, www.tbcbrands.com

Latest Gear Guide focuses on trucker technology, driver health

Hendrickson's new line of lift-axle air kits

New battery-powered asset tracker now available

New grille guards designed for Kenworth T680 Next Gen models

Cover of the Overdrive and Truckers News Truckers' Gear Guide

Latest Truckers' Gear Guide focuses on driver health issues

Optronics heated STL13 Series 4-inch round LED stop, turn, taillights

Optronics intros heated LED stop, turn and taillight with lifetime warranty

New Outpost company aims to deliver on parking shortage, small fleet growth

Today, the Semi-Stow truck parking/terminal facilities company, with sites across the U.S. South, West and elsewhere, rebranded as Outpost. The move follows an infusion of investment and plans to expand its network of sites short-term.

Convoy's unpaid carriers finally settling with Hercules Capital?

Larger broker, larger bond: Should surety requirement vary by size?

Third-generation owner-operator's beautifully-rebuilt 1990 Kenworth W900L

Dezl Trucking Headsets 100/200 Series - Life on the road never sounded so good

Get all the info on the top 250 trucking companies in America

View, sort and download the trucking industry’s most comprehensive ranking of for-hire carriers in North America, based on a blend of metrics including fleet size, annual revenue and number of drivers.

The Business Manual for Owner-Operators

Overdrive editors and ATBS present the industry’s best manual for prospective and committed owner-operators. You’ll find exceptional depth on many issues in the Partners in Business book, updated annually.

Download