The British Tyre Manufacturers’ Association (BTMA) will bring together leading figures from across the commercial tyre industry this September for its Remanufacturing & Safety Forum 2026.
Taking place on Monday 14 September at Coombe Abbey Hotel, Coventry, the forum will explore the latest developments in remanufacturing, tyre safety, sustainability and regulation, with delegates from across manufacturing, retreading, distribution, fleets, government and the wider tyre industry expected to attend.
Held in association with the National Tyre Distributors Association (NTDA), and proudly sponsored by Vaculug, Europe’s Largest Independent Retreader, the event will feature expert presentations, industry updates and networking opportunities focused on the future of the UK’s commercial tyre sector.
Building on the success of previous forums, the event will highlight the critical role remanufacturing plays in improving resource efficiency, supporting the circular economy and maintaining the highest standards of safety, quality and performance across the industry.
Darren Lindsey, Chief Executive of the BTMA, said: “The Remanufacturing & Safety Forum provides an important opportunity for the industry to come together and discuss the challenges and opportunities shaping the future of commercial tyres. Remanufacturing has a vital role to play in delivering a safer and more sustainable tyre sector, and by bringing together experts from across the supply chain we can continue to share knowledge, drive innovation and promote best practice. We’re delighted to have Vaculug’s support as headline sponsor and look forward to welcoming delegates to what promises to be another insightful and valuable event.”
The BTMA Remanufacturing & Safety Forum 2026 takes place from 12:00pm to 5:00pm on Monday 14 September at Coombe Abbey Hotel, Coventry.
