will increase prices by an average of 5 percent on tires and wheels for agricultural, forestry and light industrial applications, effective Sept. 1.

a division of Bridgestone Americas Tire Operations, increased prices July 1 on Bridgestone brand truck and bus radial tire base prices by up to 6 percent in the U.S.

is increasing prices an average 3.5 percent on replacement farm tires in the U.S. and Canada and by 3 percent on earthmover tires sold in the U.S. and Mexico. Takes effect Aug. 1.

will increase prices worldwide on its industrial and construction tires on July 1. between 5 and 7 percent in North and South America. Prices are going up 7 to 10 percent in Europe, Asia-Pacific and Africa.

will increase prices for its Gladiator medium truck tires in North America by up to 6 percent on June 15.

will increase prices in the U.S. on its Firestone- and Dayton-brand truck tires up to 6 percent on June 1. (The company, a division of Bridgestone Americas, raised prices up to 6 percent on May 1 on Bandag retread material prices in the U.S.)

will hike prices up to 7.5 percent June 1 for all passenger and light truck tires shipped in North America. The percentage increase will vary between product lines; all customers in all channels will be affected.

will raise prices on passenger and light truck tire lines June 1 by up to 6 percent and medium truck radial lines by up to 4 percent.

will hike prices on all brands of consumer tires in the U.S. and Canada by 6 percent on June 1.

is raising prices by up to 6 percent June 1 on its full line of passenger, light truck and medium duty truck tires. Percentages of increase will vary by product line and size.

will hike prices only in the U.S. on all passenger and light truck tires up to 8 percent, effective June 1, with additional inline adjustments.

is increasing prices June 1 by up to 6 percent on several tire lines, including Michelin, BFGoodrich, Uniroyal, private and associate brand passenger car and light truck replacement tires sold in the U.S., and Michelin-brand replacement motorcycle tires sold in Canada, Mexico and the U.S.

will apply an 8-percent price hike, effective June 1, to all tire sizes and patterns on all warehouse orders and June factory-direct container production.

will increase prices 4 percent July 1 on all replacement passenger and light truck tires in the U.S.

will raise prices up to about 6 percent on Titan-brand farm and construction tires and Titan-made Goodyear-brand farm tires, effective June 1.

will raise passenger car, light truck, commercial truck and OTR tire prices up to 8 percent June 1, with in-line adjustments.

will hike prices June 1 on all consumer tire lines by up to 8 percent, effective on passenger, performance and light truck tires, with some inline adjustments.