What's New At Tiremaster?
May 30, 2011
Tiremaster would like to welcome Frank Macfarlane to our sales team. Frank has over 30 years of experience in the tire industry. With commercial truck, OTR and industrial sales and service experience, we look forward to what Frank brings to us. Frank will be responsible for sales in the Greater Toronto and surrounding area.
Please welcome Frank to our team! His contact info can be seen below.
Cellular Line: (647) 627-3012
Email:
fmacfarlane@tiremaster.ca
February 1, 2011
Tiremaster would like to welcome aboard Doug Frank to our sales team. Doug comes to Tiremaster with over 20 years of experience in the tire industry, specializing in industrial and commercial sales and service. We look forward to Doug’s being involved with Tiremaster’s growth and the knowledge he brings with him. Doug is a new and valuable asset to Tiremaster and will be responsible for sales in the London and surrounding area.
Please welcome Doug aboard! His contact info can be seen below.
Cellular Line: (226) 688-7135
Email:
dfrank@tiremaster.ca
September 21, 2009
Tiremaster would like to welcome aboard Don Elliott to our sales team. Don comes to Tiremaster with over 25 years of experience in the tire industry. Don is a new and valuable asset to Tiremaster and will be responsible for sales in the Eastern and Greater GTA.
Please welcome Don aboard! His contact info can be seen below.
Cellular Line: (416) 677-7749
Email: delliott@tiremaster.ca
August 21, 2009
On April 9, 2009 the Ontario Ministry of Environment approved a scrap tire management recycling plan developed by Ontario Tire Stewardship (OTS), an industry funded and not for profit tire group organization.
With this new plan, the first such in North America, beginning September 1, 2009 a Tire Stewardship Fee (TSF) will be charged on all new tire purchases in the province of Ontario. There will not be a TSF on retread
tire purchases. As we move forward, the TSF will be a separate billing item on invoice, including all national account new tire manufacturer invoices.
The Ontario Tire Stewardship will use the Tire Stewardship Fees (TSF) it collects to operate scrap tire management recycling program, including the collection, transporting and processing costs of used tires, including tire stockpiles. Therefore with the rollout of this new program, again on September 1, 2009
our fleet customers will no longer pay a casing disposal fee.
Below is a matrix noting tire type, and the TSF per tire when purchasing a new tire:
Tire Type |
TSF per Tire |
| Passenger and Light Truck Tires |
$5.84 |
| Medium Truck Tires |
$14.65 |
| Small & Large Industrial Tires |
$12.52 |
| Agricultural Drive and Logger Skidder Tires |
$15.30 |
| Small OTR – from 1300R24 to 23.5R25 |
$22.26 |
| Medium OTR – from 23.5R25 to 33” rim diameter |
$97.38 |
| Large OTR – over 33” to 39” rim diameter |
$104.34 |
| Giant OTR – over 39” rim diameter |
$250.41 |
For more information on the Ontario Tire Stewardship program please visit their web site at www.ontariots.ca for more information on the program.
Thank you for being a valued customer of ours, we appreciate your business. (Click Here To Download Official Tiremaster Announcement)
June 2, 2009
Tiremaster has launched it's new web page featuring a completely new design and multimedia content. We have expanded our product information and tips for assisting in maintaining your fleet.
Please feel free to explore and comment on our new site using our feedback page.
February 2008
Featured Article From the February Issue Of Tire Business Magazine:
Tiremaster buys retread shop
Brampton, Ontario - Tiremaster Ltd. anticipates doubling its sales after purchasing a second retread plant in Ontario.
The Brampton-based retreader and commercial tire dealer bought the plant in Ingersoll Dec. 14 from Canadian Treads Corp. for an undisclosed amount, greatly increasing Tiremaster’s production capabilities. View Full Article...
December 2007
As of December 15, 2007 and following the acquisition of Canadian Treads in Ingersoll Ontario, Tiremaster Limited will have 2 plants producing the Michelin MRT product, effectively doubling the Michelin (MRT) retreading available in Ontario.
