AUTOFORUM

Sumitomo Rubber factory tour programme in high gear for Youth Month

Jun, 21 2024, 13:26

An educational tour through the world of tyre manufacturing at Sumitomo Rubber South Africa’s (SRSA) Dunlop Tyres plant in Ladysmith, for 60 Grade 9 learners from Colenso Combined School,

Over 100 youth to benefit from Dunlop’s Business in a Box

May, 06 2024, 14:38

we have a national footprint of over 80 branded Dunlop Container stores with 80 business owners employing around 400 people.

Be a responsible driver this long weekend

Apr, 05 2024, 01:44

To help drivers stay safe on the road this long weekend, SRSA urges drivers to adhere to the rules of the road,

How to make your fuel go further

Feb, 07 2024, 14:45

Sumitomo Rubber South Africa (SRSA), who produce the popular Dunlop Tyre brand, encourages fitting the right tyre, and continuous monitoring and evaluation of the condition of the tyre, to limit the impact that tyres in poor condition have on fuel co

Sumitomo Rubber to launch ‘smart’ all-season tyres in 2024

Dec, 10 2023, 12:02

Sumitomo Rubber Industries (SRI) has announced it will release next-generation all-season tyres called "Active Tread" in late 2024

Sumitomo Rubber South Africa aligns with RAF and SATMC

Oct, 24 2023, 13:55

Sumitomo Rubber South Africa (SRSA) is supporting a joint programme by the Road Accident Fund (RAF) and the South African Tyre Manufacturers Conference (SATMC), aiming to ramp up tyre safety education and enforcement across South Africa.

Dunlop Tyres R1.7 billion investment in plant upgrade

Oct, 06 2023, 00:10

The R1.7 billion investment drive was announced during the 50th anniversary of Dunlop’s Ladysmith manufacturing plant,

SA tyre manufacturers commit to carbon net zero by 2050

Jun, 26 2023, 13:49

All four South African local tyre manufacturers have committed to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 in line with global targets.

Urgent Need for a comprehensive Waste Tyre Management Plan to guide dealers

Jun, 14 2023, 14:18

The second-hand tyre industry in South Africa presents enormous challenges, with an estimated 63% of second-hand tyres sold in the country being illegal and unfit for road use.