Continental was founded in Hannover, Germany, in 1871. Today, Continental has nearly 15,000 employees in the United States.
Technology company, Continental, partnered with CoxReels to provide premium air and water hose to its customers with an industrial hose management solution in one package.
With a volatile market impacted by COVID-19, growth in last-mile delivery, and changing needs for alternative-fuel trucks, the truck tire industry is looking forward to a positive future.
Continental has shipped the first tires from its Clinton, Miss., less than four years after the plant's groundbreaking.
While tires remain one of the most recycled products in the U.S., end-of-life markets are not keeping pace with the annual generation of scrap tires, reveals a new report released by the U.S. Tire Manufacturers Association (USTMA).
Continental released a new mobile app called ContiTireDrive, which serves as a one-stop-shop for commercial truck and bus tire information.
Continental recently announced a pair of promotions for its Truck Tires business in the Americas region, which is comprised of medium/heavy commercial tires.
Germany-based Continental, a manufacturer and distributor of rubber products for a variety of applications, plans to invest more than $4 million to grow its ContiTech Vibration Control business unit in DeKalb County.
Continental's technology division unveiled three new advanced vehicle control and interface systems at the NACV Show in Atlanta.
Retread tires offer comparable performance to a new tire in a more environmentally friendly package. Here’s how to make sure they last.