HawaiiHawaiiTENTATIVE SCHEDULEWEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 201712:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Conference Registration2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. General Session5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Kick-Off Gathering—Featuring Supplier

Sponsored Tabletop Displays

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 20176:30 a.m. - 8:00 a.m. Breakfast8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. General Session

Leisure Programs:12:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. –Catamaran Boat Tour

Oahu/Ocean Voyage Tour12:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. –Hollywood’s “Hawaii Backlot” Movie Tour12:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. –RAPTOR Multi-Passenger ATV Adventure!

(waitlist only)12:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. –Polynesian Cultural Center12:00 p.m. –Golf Tournament

Golf Happy Hour following tournament7:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Mix & Mingle Reception

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 20177:00 a.m. - 8:30 a.m. Breakfast8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. General Session2:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. Breakout Sessions12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. Networking Social & Final Tabletop Viewing7:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Cocktail Reception7:30 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. Friday Night Finale

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 20177:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. Farewell Breakfast

Register online atwww.tireindustry.org

You MUST be registered to attend the OTR conference first in order toreserve a room at Turtle Bay Resort, utilizing the discounted group roomblock. Once conference registration is complete with payment, you’llreceive a confirmation email, which will include a hotel reservation linkto secure lodging. No more than one room per registered delegate. Policywill be strictly enforced. Feel free to contact lpindell@tireindustry.orgwith any questions.

Turtle Bay Resort—Oahu’s Fabled North Shore, 57-091 Kamehameha Hwy,Kahuku, HI. 55 minute drive from the Honolulu International Airport (HNL).

Room Rates: Based on category and availability, inventory limited. ($38 dailyresort fee waived). Rates reduced for OTR Conference Registrants!

!!Rocky Bleier, will be themotivational speaker at the2017 Off-the-Road Conference.

Bleier’s life story – a grippingtale of courage on both thefootball fields of America andthe battle fields of Vietnam –has held audiences in rapt

attention for years. Yet, the motivational messagebehind it, detailing how ordinary people can becomeextraordinary achievers, defines success in the newAmerican century.

Not falling within the ideal of what a running backshould look like, Bleier had to run harder and playsmarter to be able to stand out. Despite his driveand ability to make the big play, the PittsburghSteelers only considered him a late round pick. But before the season ended that first year, he wasdrafted again…this time by the United States Army.At the height of the Vietnam War, Bleier was thrustinto combat early and was seriously wounded whenhis platoon ran into an ambush. Receiving woundsfrom both rifle fire and grenade fragments in hislegs, he was barely able to walk and his professionalfootball career seemed to have ended before it began.

For more than two years, he drove himself. Littleby little he overcame obstacles and fought his back.He not only made the Pittsburgh Steelers, but alsoeventually became a starting running back on ateam that won four Super Bowls and became thegreatest football team of the 20th century.

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FEBRUARY 15-18, 2017 • NORTH SHORE, HAWAII

— ROOM BLOCKS EXPIRE JANUARY 13TH, 2017 —

2017 TIA OFF-THE-ROAD TIRE CONFERENCE

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2017Highway Funding after the ElectionPresenter: Roy Littlefield, Executive Director, Tire Industry AssociationThe 2016 Election is going to have a profound impact on business in theUnited States. This session will analyze the results from the recent electionand how it will impact the future needs for highway funding.

OTR Recycling, from Buried Treasure to Sustainable SolutionsPresenters: John Sheerin, Director, End of Life Tire Programs, RubberManufacturers Association; Dick Gust, Tire Industry AssociationThe tire recycling industry continues to develop markets and technologies tomanage the flow of our nations scrap tires. This session will provide marketanalysis for the scrap tires generated, as well as an in-depth overview of theOTR segment. Industry experts from the RMA and TIA will share studies thatidentify how end of life OTR’s are being managed today and will providesolutions throughout the international community that capture and recover thevalue from the scrap OTR material. As OTR users become more sophisticated in managing tire performance, they will not want to miss this session to discoverbetter options for managing tires that reach the end of their service life.

Getting the Most out of Your Service TrucksOTR service vehicles are the lifeblood of the earthmover tire industry, sodealers have to maximize their investment while minimizing down time. It’s a balance between acquisition (purchase or lease), maintenance (in-house, out-source, refurbish), and then liquidation (sell or trade). Thispanel of industry experts will explore the many different ways that OTR tiredealers can get the most out of their service trucks, cranes and handlers in the field and on the balance sheet.

Tire Optimizing Maintenance (TOM)Presenter: Ron Tatlock, Mgr. Training & Engineering, BKT USA, Inc.A review of the most important tire, site, and machine maintenancepractices for maximizing tire performance.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 2017U.S. OTR Industry ForecastPresenter: Kevin Rohlwing, Senior Vice President of Training, Tire Industry AssociationThe highly anticipated OTR industry forecast returns with new data andinformation to give attendees an idea of what to expect in 2017. Using acombination of different resources and studies, this presentation provides aunique perspective on the prospects for the construction, aggregate, and miningsectors of the OTR industry and how that translates into tire sales and retreading.

Canada OTR Industry ForecastPresenter: Glenn Maidment, President, Tire & Rubber Association of CanadaAttendee surveys indicated an increased interest in the OTR market northof the border and the Tire and Rubber Association of Canada has agreed toprovide their perspective on what the Canadian OTR industry is going tolook like over the next 12 months.

OTR Retreader Panel Top retreaders discuss the state of the industry and the steps that dealers can follow to improve the retreadability of today’s casings.

Tire Manufacturers PanelTop tire manufacturers discuss the state of the industry and the latestdevelopments in OTR tire sizing and design.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 20178:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. General Session

Infrastructure, the Economy, and QuarryingPresenter: Michael W. Johnson, President & CEO, National Stone, Sand & Gravel Association (NSSGA)With passage of the FAST Act, Washington has provided some much neededfunding for road and bridge improvements across the country, but thefunding mechanism is still not enough to keep up with the rate of decay.When combined with commercial and residential construction, investmentsin infrastructure will translate directly to an increase in GDP if the necessaryprojects are approved. The NSSGA represents 90 percent of the crushedstone and 70 percent of the sand and gravel production in the United States,so the members are heavy users of OTR tires of all sizes. This presentationwill focus on the issue of infrastructure funding and demonstrate how it willimpact the economy, the quarry industry and ultimately, the companies thatmanufacture, retread, repair and service OTR tires.

OTR Growth Opportunities – Targeting the Small Tire MarketPresenter: Bruce Besancon, Vice President Marketing, Alliance TireAmericas, Inc. (Member of Alliance Tire Group)

Manufacturer Keynote: A Transformative Era for the Off Road Tire IndustryTaylor Cole, President, Commercial OTR Bridgestone CommercialSolutions, Mining

Taylor will provide his views on the dynamic nature ofthe industry overall with a focus on the speed of changerecently experienced. Where is the industry today withregards to products, suppliers, and technologies andwhere will this head over the next decade? The industryis robust at its core, but with the always changingmarket, evolving customer needs, and rapid

development of technology what does the industry need to do to be wellpositioned for the future.

2:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. Breakout Sessions:2:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. Omega Vulcanizing System – A Better Way to Repair, Presented by Fuller Brothers, Inc.3:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. Using advanced analytics to improve mining

productivity via TPMS – Presentation by VladMiladinovic, Sales Manager – N. America,Translogik (iTrack TPMS)

4:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. How To Keep PCI In Your Rear ViewMirror – Edwin Mann, HotRod Processing,CEO/President

(Schedule subject to change)

SessionLineupSessionLineup

Sponsors31 Incorporated

Accella Tire Fill SystemsAirBoss Rubber Compounding

Alliance Tire GroupAltus Global Trade SolutionsAME International, LLCB&J Rocket America Inc.

BKT USA, Inc.BridgestoneCarpenter Co.

Central Marketing, Inc.Community Tire RetreadingContinental Tire the Americas

Doran ManufacturingDouble Coin Tires

Elgi RubberExactra, Inc.

Equipment Data Associates (EDA)Federated Insurance Companies

Fuller Brothers, Inc.GMI Wheels and Rims

H&H IndustriesHaltec CorporationHotRod Processing

International Tire Repair Solutions Inc.

Kal TireKLINGE Tyre Management

SystemsMaxam Tire

Modern Tire DealerMohawk Rubber Sales, Inc.

MonaflexMULTI SEALNokian Tyres

OTR Wheel Engineering, Inc.Pewag Chain Inc.

Polar Rubber Products Inc.Pre-Q Galgo

Purcell Tire & Rubber Co.Rema Tip Top/North America, Inc.

RIMEX Supply, Ltd.Rubber Inc.

SALVADORI S.R.L.Shrader Retreading-

A Division of Craft Tire Inc.Stellar Industries

TCF Equipment FinanceTech InternationalTesco-Italmatic LLC

Tire BusinessTire ReviewTranslogik

Trelleborg Wheel Systems Americas, Inc.

Triangle Tire USATRM srl, a Division of Marangoni Meccanica

Ty Cushion Tire, LLC & Advance TireValor HK Co. (Valor TPMS)

Vipal Rubber CorpYokohama Tire Corporation

(AS OF JANUARY 5, 2017)

For sponsorship information contact LaKisha Pindell at lpindell@tireindustry.org.

SponsorsThank you to ourThank you to our

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 2017Turtle Bay Palmer Golf

$175 • Club rental $60 • 12:00 p.m.Consistently regarded as the best course on Oahu(and among the very best on all the islands), theTurtle Bay Palmer Course is an absolute must-playduring your visit to the area. Set along Hawaii'sNorth Shore, home to Pipeline, Sunset Beach, andWaimea Bay, the course meanders its way throughthe natural wetlands, and circumvents natural

waterways and dense Hawaiian jungle that offers great protection from thecoastal winds, and meets the ocean coast on its penultimate signaturehole, the par-4 17th. Arnold Palmer Signature Design: 180 acres of coregolf, with no interruption from homes or resort amenities (unless you countthe relaxing surf of the North Shore).

· “Best Kept Secret in Hawaii” - Travel & Leisure· “75 Greatest Golf Resorts in the World” - Golf Digest· “Top Five Courses in Hawaii” - Golf Digest· “Top 50 Public Practice Range” - Golf Range Association of America

RAPTOR Multi-Passenger ATV Adventure!$165 • 12:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.* (WAITLIST ONLY)A great way to see Kualoa up close and personal!Families (up to 5 passengers) can drive their ownmulti-passenger ATV on trails deep into the scenicvalleys and to remote areas rarely visited byothers. ATV tours go out rain or shine – ramblingthrough the mud and crossing seasonal streamsare part of the fun! The one hour tour crosses over

a saddle trail to visit movie sites located in the beautiful 1,000 acreKa’a’awa Valley.

Tour Includes: Roundtrip Transportation; Lunch; 1 Hour Raptor ATVAdventure; Gratuities & Tax.

Note: Wear comfortable clothing and close toed shoes. Bring sunscreenand camera; Drivers must be 21 years of age; Riders must be a minimumof 7 years of age; Children under 18 must be accompanied by adult atcheck in to sign liability waiver; Up to 5 passengers per vehicle, limited to24 guests.

Hollywood’s “Hawaii Backlot” Movie Tour$105 • 12:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.*Experience Ka’a’awa Valley, known as Hollywood’s“Hawaii Backlot,” where over 50 of Hollywood’sbiggest blockbuster movies and TV shows werefilmed, including even some of the 1960’s Elvisclassics. Hop aboard a vintage school bus and takea photo at the infamous Jurassic Park fallen tree,find Godzilla’s footprints, see the Windtalkers

battlegrounds and visit several other locations including the famous“penguin” road site from 50 First Dates, the road site from You, Me &Dupree, the house structure from Mighty Joe Young, and numerous Hawaii

Five-O and Lost areas, like Hurley’s golf course! Guests will also stop at anamazing WWII army bunker, built entirely into the side of the mountainrange. Here guests can view movie posters, props and memorabilia fromlots of the movies filmed at Kualoa through the years, as well as WWIIartifacts and exhibits.

Tour Includes: Roundtrip Transportation; Lunch; 1.5 Hour “HawaiiBacklot” Movie Tour; Gratuities & Tax.

Note: Wear comfortable clothing and close toed shoes. Bring sunscreenand camera; Children under 18 must be accompanied by adult at check into sign liability waiver; Limited to 46 guests.

Catamaran Boat Tour Oahu/Ocean Voyage Tour$105 • 12:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.*Enjoy a catamaran tour of Oahu’s beautifulwindward side and the blue waters of KaneoheBay. Depart off of Moli’i dock over to Secret Islandto board a private 48-passenger catamaran for atour out on the bay. See the famous and iconicMololi’i Island (Chinaman’s Hat) and Hokule’aBeach—the ceremonial home of Hawaii’s

Hokule’a double hulled canoe. The tour offers spectacular view of Hakipu’u,Kualoa and the Ko’olau Mountains accompanied by historical narration.Look for turtles feeding or even a whale or two breaching (in season).

Tour Includes: Roundtrip Transportation; Lunch; 1.5 Hour Private BoatTour; Gratuities & Tax.

Note: Wear comfortable clothing. Bring sunscreen, towel, and camera.Children under 18 must be accompanied by adult at check in to signliability waiver; Limited to 48 guests.

Polynesian Cultural Center$105 • 12:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m.*Welcome to the Polynesian Cultural Center!Dedicated to preserving the dances and ancientways of Polynesia, the center welcomes all toexperience the beauty and grace of this uniquepart of the world. Polynesia, which means “manyislands,” covers a roughly triangular-shapedgeographical area of the Pacific Ocean, with

Hawaii at the northern apex, Aotearoa or New Zealand in the southwest,and Rapa Nui or Easter Island in the southeast. The Polynesian CulturalCenter features the people and islands of Hawaii, Samoa, Aotearoa (MaoriNew Zealand), Fiji, the Marquesas, Tahiti, and Tonga, as well as a Rapa Nuiexhibit and a 1850s-era Christian mission complex, all in a beautiful 42-acre setting.

Tour Includes: Roundtrip Transportation; Admission into the center;Hands-on “Go Native” activities; Cooking demonstrations; Canoe rides;“Hawaiian Journey” movie experience; Premier canoe pageantry show;Gratuities & Tax.

Note: Wear comfortable walking shoes and clothing. Bring sunscreen.

*LENGTH OF EVENT MAY BE ADJUSTED SLIGHTLY

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Member* Non-MemberDelegate Registrant $425 $725Guest $325 $625 Child (under 18) $155 $455 *Must be a member in good standing to receive member rate. Registrations processed with lapsed membership, will be reclassified to non-member status and charged accordingly.

LEISURE PROGRAM FEES

Thursday, February 16Golf $175Club Rental $60ATV Adventure $165Movie Tour $105Catamaran Boat Tour $105Polynesian Cultural Center $105

Registration is for the Conference only. Once registration is complete with payment, you’ll receive a reservation link to secure lodging. One room per registered delegate permitted.

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