Following are dates and locations for several upcoming SEMA-sponsored shows, webinars and activities. Click on an item for more details.

	SEMA, in partnership with the U.S. Department of Commerce, is bringing a new ’13 Ford Ranger T6 to the United States as part of SEMA's International Vehicle Measuring Program.

SEMA, in partnership with the U.S. Department of Commerce, is bringing a new ’13 Ford Ranger T6 to the United States. The one-ton pickup is sold throughout the world, except for the United States and Canada. This is the second vehicle to be imported as part of SEMA's International Vehicle Measuring Program, which makes available difficult-to-access vehicles so that members can measure them and create export-ready products.

The Ranger is being introduced by Ford as an alternative to the Toyota HiLux, Nissan Navara, Mitsubishi Triton and Chevy/Holden Colorado. 

The body-on-frame, Australian-designed mid-sized pickup is offered in three cab body styles: Double, Super and Regular. The vehicle available to members is a 4x4 Double Cab with a 2.5L five-speed gasoline engine.

Both upcoming sessions will be held at SEMA's Diamond Bar, California, headquarters:

• Thursday, February 7, 2013: As part of the new SEMA Product Development Conference: Race To Innovate

• Tuesday, February 12, 2013: Register now, free of charge, to measure the ’13 Ford Ranger T6.

	SEMA, in partnership with the U.S. Department of Commerce, is bringing a new ’13 Ford Ranger T6 to the United States as part of SEMA's International Vehicle Measuring Program.

SEMA, in partnership with the U.S. Department of Commerce, is bringing a new ’13 Ford Ranger T6 to the United States. The one-ton pickup is sold throughout the world, except for the United States and Canada. This is the second vehicle to be imported as part of SEMA's International Vehicle Measuring Program, which makes available difficult-to-access vehicles so that members can measure them and create export-ready products.

The Ranger is being introduced by Ford as an alternative to the Toyota HiLux, Nissan Navara, Mitsubishi Triton and Chevy/Holden Colorado. 

The body-on-frame, Australian-designed mid-sized pickup is offered in three cab body styles: Double, Super and Regular. The vehicle available to members is a 4x4 Double Cab with a 2.5L five-speed gasoline engine.

Both upcoming sessions will be held at SEMA's Diamond Bar, California, headquarters:

• Thursday, February 7, 2013: As part of the new SEMA Product Development Conference: Race To Innovate

• Tuesday, February 12, 2013: Register now, free of charge, to measure the ’13 Ford Ranger T6.

	SEMA, in partnership with the U.S. Department of Commerce, is bringing a new ’13 Ford Ranger T6 to the United States as part of SEMA's International Vehicle Measuring Program.

SEMA, in partnership with the U.S. Department of Commerce, is bringing a new ’13 Ford Ranger T6 to the United States. The one-ton pickup is sold throughout the world, except for the United States and Canada. This is the second vehicle to be imported as part of SEMA's International Vehicle Measuring Program, which makes available difficult-to-access vehicles so that members can measure them and create export-ready products.

The Ranger is being introduced by Ford as an alternative to the Toyota HiLux, Nissan Navara, Mitsubishi Triton and Chevy/Holden Colorado. 

The body-on-frame, Australian-designed mid-sized pickup is offered in three cab body styles: Double, Super and Regular. The vehicle available to members is a 4x4 Double Cab with a 2.5L five-speed gasoline engine.

Both upcoming sessions will be held at SEMA's Diamond Bar, California, headquarters:

• Thursday, February 7, 2013: As part of the new SEMA Product Development Conference: Race To Innovate

• Tuesday, February 12, 2013: Register now, free of charge, to measure the ’13 Ford Ranger T6.

	Several of the features included in the wheel-and-tire themed February issue of SEMA News were developed with the expert opinions and insight of SEMA's own Wheel and Tire Council (WTC) members.

Each month SEMA News focuses on a different product category in the specialty-equipment industry. The categories also correspond to the floorplan at the annual SEMA Show.

In the February 2013 issue, the featured segment will be wheels and tires. In fact, SEMA's own Wheel and Tire Council (WTC) members contributed their expert opinions to author Steve Campbell's story entitled, "Wheel and Tire Trends Update, A Look at the Marketplace With Industry Pros and Media."

More than 100 new products from both the Global Tire Expo and Wheels & Accessories section of the 2012 SEMA Show will also appear in the February issue of SEMA News.

Also, SEMA's own Executive Editor Mike Imlay looks at the Tire Industry Association's presence at the 2012 SEMA Show and incoming President Randy Groh's plans for the year ahead.

The February issue will be live on www.sema.org in just two weeks, so stay tuned. In addition, to connect with the most active members in the wheel and tire industry, visit the WTC homepage.

	Several of the features included in the wheel-and-tire themed February issue of SEMA News were developed with the expert opinions and insight of SEMA's own Wheel and Tire Council (WTC) members.

Each month SEMA News focuses on a different product category in the specialty-equipment industry. The categories also correspond to the floorplan at the annual SEMA Show.

In the February 2013 issue, the featured segment will be wheels and tires. In fact, SEMA's own Wheel and Tire Council (WTC) members contributed their expert opinions to author Steve Campbell's story entitled, "Wheel and Tire Trends Update, A Look at the Marketplace With Industry Pros and Media."

More than 100 new products from both the Global Tire Expo and Wheels & Accessories section of the 2012 SEMA Show will also appear in the February issue of SEMA News.

Also, SEMA's own Executive Editor Mike Imlay looks at the Tire Industry Association's presence at the 2012 SEMA Show and incoming President Randy Groh's plans for the year ahead.

The February issue will be live on www.sema.org in just two weeks, so stay tuned. In addition, to connect with the most active members in the wheel and tire industry, visit the WTC homepage.

	Several of the features included in the wheel-and-tire themed February issue of SEMA News were developed with the expert opinions and insight of SEMA's own Wheel and Tire Council (WTC) members.

Each month SEMA News focuses on a different product category in the specialty-equipment industry. The categories also correspond to the floorplan at the annual SEMA Show.

In the February 2013 issue, the featured segment will be wheels and tires. In fact, SEMA's own Wheel and Tire Council (WTC) members contributed their expert opinions to author Steve Campbell's story entitled, "Wheel and Tire Trends Update, A Look at the Marketplace With Industry Pros and Media."

More than 100 new products from both the Global Tire Expo and Wheels & Accessories section of the 2012 SEMA Show will also appear in the February issue of SEMA News.

Also, SEMA's own Executive Editor Mike Imlay looks at the Tire Industry Association's presence at the 2012 SEMA Show and incoming President Randy Groh's plans for the year ahead.

The February issue will be live on www.sema.org in just two weeks, so stay tuned. In addition, to connect with the most active members in the wheel and tire industry, visit the WTC homepage.

	Several of the features included in the wheel-and-tire themed February issue of SEMA News were developed with the expert opinions and insight of SEMA's own Wheel and Tire Council (WTC) members.

Each month SEMA News focuses on a different product category in the specialty-equipment industry. The categories also correspond to the floorplan at the annual SEMA Show.

In the February 2013 issue, the featured segment will be wheels and tires. In fact, SEMA's own Wheel and Tire Council (WTC) members contributed their expert opinions to author Steve Campbell's story entitled, "Wheel and Tire Trends Update, A Look at the Marketplace With Industry Pros and Media."

More than 100 new products from both the Global Tire Expo and Wheels & Accessories section of the 2012 SEMA Show will also appear in the February issue of SEMA News.

Also, SEMA's own Executive Editor Mike Imlay looks at the Tire Industry Association's presence at the 2012 SEMA Show and incoming President Randy Groh's plans for the year ahead.

The February issue will be live on www.sema.org in just two weeks, so stay tuned. In addition, to connect with the most active members in the wheel and tire industry, visit the WTC homepage.

	Several of the features included in the wheel-and-tire themed February issue of SEMA News were developed with the expert opinions and insight of SEMA's own Wheel and Tire Council (WTC) members.

Each month SEMA News focuses on a different product category in the specialty-equipment industry. The categories also correspond to the floorplan at the annual SEMA Show.

In the February 2013 issue, the featured segment will be wheels and tires. In fact, SEMA's own Wheel and Tire Council (WTC) members contributed their expert opinions to author Steve Campbell's story entitled, "Wheel and Tire Trends Update, A Look at the Marketplace With Industry Pros and Media."

More than 100 new products from both the Global Tire Expo and Wheels & Accessories section of the 2012 SEMA Show will also appear in the February issue of SEMA News.

Also, SEMA's own Executive Editor Mike Imlay looks at the Tire Industry Association's presence at the 2012 SEMA Show and incoming President Randy Groh's plans for the year ahead.

The February issue will be live on www.sema.org in just two weeks, so stay tuned. In addition, to connect with the most active members in the wheel and tire industry, visit the WTC homepage.

	Several of the features included in the wheel-and-tire themed February issue of SEMA News were developed with the expert opinions and insight of SEMA's own Wheel and Tire Council (WTC) members.

Each month SEMA News focuses on a different product category in the specialty-equipment industry. The categories also correspond to the floorplan at the annual SEMA Show.

In the February 2013 issue, the featured segment will be wheels and tires. In fact, SEMA's own Wheel and Tire Council (WTC) members contributed their expert opinions to author Steve Campbell's story entitled, "Wheel and Tire Trends Update, A Look at the Marketplace With Industry Pros and Media."

More than 100 new products from both the Global Tire Expo and Wheels & Accessories section of the 2012 SEMA Show will also appear in the February issue of SEMA News.

Also, SEMA's own Executive Editor Mike Imlay looks at the Tire Industry Association's presence at the 2012 SEMA Show and incoming President Randy Groh's plans for the year ahead.

The February issue will be live on www.sema.org in just two weeks, so stay tuned. In addition, to connect with the most active members in the wheel and tire industry, visit the WTC homepage.