No single element can change a car or truck's look like a set of wheels and tires, which makes it the first purchase for many enthusiasts. Learn more about changing trends in rolling stock for this year.

With more than 290 exhibitors showcasing and 110 new product registrations within the Tires, Wheels & Equipment section of the 2009 SEMA Show, it's apparent that this section of the specialty-equipment industry remains one of the most popular with vehicle enthusiasts. It is no wonder, as new tires...

Tools for Internet marketing are indispensible in today’s electronically connected world, and Google AdWords are near the top of the list for driving traffic to websites.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) tightened the one-hour standard for measuring emissions of nitrogen dioxide (NO2) but left the annual standard unchanged.

The Kansas State Legislature has introduced legislation that would allow cities to enforce “nuisance abatement” procedures—often used to force removal of inoperable vehicles—by notifying affected property owners by use of first-class mail instead of certified mail (with a return receipt).

SEMA is supporting Iowa legislation to allow any antique motor vehicle to be registered as a “limited-use” antique vehicle for an annual fee of $5.

Tire Review magazine is now accepting entries for its 2010 Top Shop Awards presented by Ammco/Coats, which recognize the “best of the best” independent tire dealers in the United States and Canada.

News and inofrmation from SEMA's councils and committees.

The annual Hot Rod Industry Alliance (HRIA) awards banquet was held at the Las Vegas Hilton on November 4 at the 2009 SEMA Show. This annual event is the highlight of the HRIA calendar, bringing together the council membership to celebrate the hot-rod industry.

There was a full house during the Street Performance Council (SPC) annual mixer at the 2009 SEMA Show. The evening provided great networking opportunities and a platform for announcing the winners of the SPC awards.