ARDL Engineering Group as a division of ARDL, Inc., is an independent, applied engineering, research & development group that uses a milti-disciplinary approach to tire safety and problem solving.

Engineering Tests to Predict: • Tire Service Life • Tire Safety • Tire Pe... (read more)

Quality Tire Protection Chains (TPC) (read more)

Utilizing Tire Protection Chains can deliver a multitude of benefits that go well beyond just the optimization of available tire stocks. (read more)

RUD Tire Protection product line offers you the opportunity to save up to 50% on tire costs.

Tire Protection Chains - Sharp, edged rock, muddy and slippery surfaces are a great hazard to tires – even when new. Equipment downtime and loss of productivity are the result of tire failure. RUD offers proven technology for every application. (read more)

Balston's Nitrogen Tiren Inflation System. Nitrogen is a dry, inert gas used to inflate airplane tires, off-road truck tires, military vehicle tires, and race car tires for improved performance. Nitrogen will help to extend tire life by reducing premature failure of the tire. (read more)

RUD Tire Protection product line offers you the opportunity to save up to 50% on your tire costs. (read more)

Fifteen years of specialized development for the Tire Industry has lead Ehren-Haus to announce the first in a line of major advances to assist in tire building and rubber production. The difficult, costly, and tedious methods being used to transfer any profiled rubber extrusion to the tire building machines (especially sidewall or tread rubber) could be brought to an end. (read more)

Selcom Sensors That See™ has introduced a high speed EyeCON™ line laser sensor series with dual vision capability, engineered for tire sidewall inspection, radial run out measurement and other applications in the rubber and tire industry (read more)

The degree to which a ball screw performs well in the field is the direct result of the process used to make it. Grinding, rolling, and whirling are the most common ways to thread ball screws. Some manufacturers use a combination of the three methods in an effort to lower cost, raise production, or boost device accuracy. (read more)