More Goodyear Truck Tires Available Through TravelCenters, Petro Locations
Fleets and owner-operators will have increased access to Goodyear truck tires thanks to new agreement with TravelCenters of America and the tire manufacturer.
Goodyear's G399A LHS Fuel Max steer tire
Fleets and owner-operators will have increased access to Goodyear truck tires thanks to new agreement with TravelCenters of America and the tire manufacturer.
TA Truck Service and Petro Lube locations will carry thee additional Goodyear Fuel Max truck tires:
G399A LHS Fuel Max steer tire
G572A LHD Fuel Max drive tire
G316 LHT Fuel Max trailer tire
They feature Goodyear’s Fuel Max Technology, which uses cool-running compounds and advanced design technology to help reduce rolling resistance and improve tread life. They will be available and serviced at all TA Truck Service and Petro Lube truck service facilities within the TA and Petro network by early July 2013.
Select TA and Petro locations currently carry the Goodyear G394 SST DuraSeal plus Fuel Max and G392ADuraSeal plus Fuel Max wide-base truck tires. Both tires contain Goodyear’s exclusive DuraSeal Technology, a gel-like substance built into the tire’s inner liner that instantly seals nail-hole punctures of up to one-quarter inch in diameter in the repairable area of the tire’s tread.
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