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August 5, 2008 - Industry News

Yokohama Prepares to Raise Commercial Tire Prices

FULLERTON, CA - Yokohama Tire Corp. says it will raise commercial tire prices effective Sept. 1, 2008, due to "continued record increases in the cost of raw materials and energy."

Tags: medium-truck and light truck commercial tires , Pricing, Yokohama Tire Corp

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