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Chevrolet Trailblazer 2006 The Independent Aftermarket (IAM) Wholesale Department of Jaidah Automotive, the exclusive dealer of Chevrolet cars in Qatar, has held an official launch event for Fulda tyres in Doha. Jaidah Automotive, the sole distributor for Fulda tyres, introduced the brand to customers at the gathering. The launch […]

Fulda Tyres

Going back a few years now, I could not remember which of the big tyre companies owned Fulda.

When I first started my own tyre business, I became a Fulda tyre retailer. Hence, I do remember their excellent quality. Of course, we were also introduced, to Kelly-Springfield tyres around about the same time.

Kelly eventually became our number one tyre product. Thus, Fulda faded away. As a result, we had a very good business relationship with the Kelly-Springfield tyre company.

Fulda EcoControl

According to Fulda communications specialist Kate Rock, “the success of Fulda’s EcoControl is due to the revolutionary asymmetric design and innovative silica tread compound that maximises grip, minimises fuel consumption, and considerably boosts mileage performance.”

Which? also put tyres through a 5,000-mile endurance test to evaluate how well they handled mileage. Fulda remarks that this would be like travelling by car from London to Las Vegas.

A subsidiary of Goodyear, the fourth-largest tyre producer in the world, is Fulda.

Fulda performed well in the test, which the tyre manufacturer says proves that the EcoControl does, in fact, live up to its name thanks to its flatter tyre shape and greater tread width, which lowers pressure peaks.

Fulda and Kelly were both owned by, Goodyear.

Of course, who were recently merged with Dunlop tyres. Thus, to form one of the largest tyre manufacturers in the world. The complete owner base include the brands Dunlop, Goodyear, Fulda, Falken and Kelly.

Fulda Tyres: The Beginning of the Modern Tyre Industry

Examining the Development of a Leading Tyre Company

Introduction

Fulda Tyres, a tyre manufacturer based in Germany, has made important advancements in the car business. This article explores the background of Fulda Tyres, focusing on the company’s innovations and the impact they had on the tyre industry.

Fulda Tyres is Founded.

Gustav Becker and Moritz Hasenclever, two German businessmen, founded Fulda in 1900. Before expanding into automobile tyres, they made a name for themselves in the rubber goods industry by manufacturing items like shoe soles and bicycle tyres.

Development and Novelty

Fulda Tyres were widely regarded as the best of their kind in the early 20th century. Truck, bus and motorcycle tyres were added to their line-up. Fulda introduced the “Cord-Luftreifen” in the 1920s; this tyre was superior to its predecessors in terms of stability and comfort thanks to its novel cord construction.

Peacetime Revival

Fulda Tires’ primary objective after WWII was to restore the company’s operations. In the 1950s, a better and safer tubeless tyre called the “Fulda-Reifens” was introduced. This breakthrough distinguished them from rivals and anchored their place in the market.

Joining Forces with Goodyear

In 1966, Fulda partnered with Goodyear, a global leader in the tyre industry. Fulda Tyres was able to take advantage of Goodyear’s resources and R&D capabilities, allowing the company to expand globally.

What We’ve Done Recently

Fulda Tyres has a long history of developing and manufacturing cutting-edge, premium tyres for a wide range of vehicles. Among their many accomplishments are:

EcoControl Tyres are an eco-friendly line of low-rolling-resistance tyres that also improve gas mileage.

Sport Control Tyres are high-performance tyres made for better handling, steering response, and stopping distances.

Winter tyres are high-tech rubber wheels designed to keep you on the road even when the weather outside is frightful.

Conclusion

Fulda Tyres has a long tradition of excellence in the industries of innovation, quality, and service to customers. Fulda has been making tyres for more than a century, and despite the competition, they continue to make strides in improving both driver and pedestrian safety.

http://www.fulda.com/fulda_uk_en/

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