Accuweather’s team of long-range forecasters released its annual predictions for the upcoming winter season this week. Some regions, such as the Northeast, will see somewhat of a break in the snow, but folks across the Great Lakes and Midwest will want to brace for some bitter spells of wintry weather. Wet and snowy conditions are […]

If you’re a mining or construction company, you know all too well that tires represent a significant chunk of your operating costs.

We are pleased to announce the expansion of our warehouse network with the addition of our new warehouse and distribution center in Houston, Texas — our largest warehouse in North America!

Longtime Double Coin customer Chris Hanna, owner of Palmetto Yacht Management, shares some good tips on keeping his team safe and healthy during the Covid-19 epidemic.

Editor’s Note:  This is the third in our series “Life on Pandemic Road.”  In the first one, Glen Rice discusses how his four-legged buddies are missing human contact at truck stops. Chris Hanna, owner of Palmetto Yacht Management, talked about safety measures and how their business is booming. In this one, owner operator James Thirsk […]

Editor’s Note:  Some fleets are doing robust business during the Covid-19 pandemic and others are unfortunately struggling. A lot depends on what they typically haul. For Palmetto Yacht Management, business is booming!

We are pleased to announce the addition of new tire sizes for the Double Coin RLB452 open shoulder drive-position tire and Double Coin RR202 5-rib highway service tire.

Double Coin customer Glen Rice says driving through near empty cities during the pandemic has been surreal, but his canine travel companions sure miss people coming up to pet them.

“Los usuarios finales han constatado la calidad del producto, su excelente renovabilidad y las garantías que sólo Double Coin tiene y para continuar ofreciendo nuestras ventajas competitivas la Red de Distribuidores permanece trabajando bajo las más estrictas medidas sanitarias y de protección a la salud.”

The “rolling resistance” of a tire is defined as the physical drag a tire exhibits while in motion (rolling).  This drag is measured as a force. Obviously, the more drag, the more fuel used.