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Range anxiety, ADAS and unexpected electric vehicle consequences

Editorial/Comment, International News, UK News

The future is electric and the automotive market is rapidly moving in such a voltaic direction. But the transition is far from complete and the switch to autonomous vehicles is even further off. In the interim we all have to be aware of some of the unexpected consequences that the introduction of new technologies brings. The two clearest examples are range anxiety and ADAS concerns.

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3rd September 2019/by Chris

JD Power survey confirms Apollo Tyres’ strength in India’s small car segment

International News, Product News

Apollo Tyres has voiced its pleasure at being ranked highest in the small car segment of the recently-released JD Power 2018 India Original Equipment Tyre Customer Satisfaction Index (TCSI) Study.

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16th May 2018/by Stephen

Michelin takes home more JD Power silverware

International News

The results of the JD Power 2018 US Original Equipment Tire Satisfaction Study have been released, and the winner is…Michelin. The tyre maker received top customer satisfaction scores in all four segments of the study for the second consecutive year. Michelin’s total tally since the study began in 1989 is 88 awards, more than the number received by any other tyre manufacturer.

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13th April 2018/by Stephen

Nexen ranked fourth in JD Power survey

International News, Product News

South Korea’s Nexen Tyre has announced that the company ranked fourth out of 12 tyre brands in the passenger car segment of the 2017 JD Power Original Equipment Tyre Customer Satisfaction Study for the second consecutive year.

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24th April 2017/by Tyrepress Editors

OE brand pull-through lower in Indian tyre market

International News, Product News

According to the JD Power 2017 India Original Equipment Tire Customer Satisfaction Index Study 34 per cent of customers in India cannot recall their tyre brand. Furthermore, only 58 per cent of these customers say they “definitely would” repurchase the original brand, as compared to 65 per cent of those customers who could identify their brand.

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3rd April 2017/by Tyrepress Editors

37% of consumers choose OE tyre brand – JD Power

Company News, International News

According to the JD Power 2017 US Original Equipment Tire Customer Satisfaction Study, 37 per cent of owners who replaced two or more tyres on their vehicle selected the tyre brand that was OE fitted to the vehicle.

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27th March 2017/by Tyrepress Editors

Dangerous delays to recall rectification, says report

Product News

The vast majority of vehicles subject to recall have not yet gone in for repair, which means there are millions of potentially dangerous cars on the road.

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15th August 2016/by Andrew

Bridgestone and MRF top JD Power India OE tyre survey

International News, Product News

Bridgestone and MRF have tied for first place in JD Power’s latest India Original Equipment Tire Customer Satisfaction Index (TCSI) Study. However, while they both ranked first in overall customer satisfaction, scoring 881. Bridgestone performed well in terms of ride (883) and MRF performed particularly well in appearance (884). Apollo came third, with JK Tyre fourth and Goodyear in fifth.

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25th April 2016/by Tyrepress Editors

Nexen fourth in JD Power OE tyre customer survey

International News, Product News

Nexen Tire has ranked 4th out of 12 tyre brands in the passenger car segment of the 2016 JD Power Original Equipment Tire Customer Satisfaction Study, marking a considerable improvement in customer satisfaction from last year.

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18th April 2016/by Tyrepress Editors

Tyre brand fidelity lower amongst younger consumers – US study

International News

The results of the latest J.D. Power study into original equipment tyres in the US market shows higher levels of openness towards less-established tyre brands amongst younger consumers than their older counterparts. While established tyre brands still possess the highest consideration rates amongst all generations, Generation Y and Generation X consumers are more likely to consider brands that are smaller or newer to the US market.

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11th April 2016/by Tyrepress Editors

Goodyear reveals spherical concept tyre at Geneva Motor Show

Premium, Product News

Goodyear has unveiled its latest concept tyre, the Eagle-360, and it’s one of the more radical departures from traditional tyre design; it is a sphere. The 3-D printed model presents a long-term vision of future mobility, in which autonomous driving is expected to be more mainstream. Goodyear’s video demonstrating its vision of the Eagle-360’s place in the future of autonomous mobility is embedded in the full article.

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1st March 2016/by Andrew

Nexen achieves “promising results” in 2014 J.D. Power OE tyre study

Product News, UK News

In the recent J.D Power 2014 Original Equipment Tire Customer Satisfaction Study, Nexen Tire attained what the Korean tyre manufacturer described as “promising results” for the second consecutive year.

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9th April 2014/by Tyrepress Editors

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