USTMA Issues Seven Aircraft Tire Service Bulletins

For more information contact: Kim Kleine
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WASHINGTON, Mar. 2, 2021—The U.S. Tire Manufacturers Association has published seven Aircraft Tire Service Bulletins (ATSB) to offer the most current safety guidelines for tires used on aircraft. While six of the bulletins were updated from previous published versions, Volume 8, “Foreign Object Debris (FOD)” is a new to the ATSB collection focused on keeping tarmacs free from tire damaging debris, a leading cause of aircraft tire damage.

Complimentary copies of the ATSBs can be found on the USTMA website in the publications section as well as the links below:

Volume number

Date Last Published
 

Title of Aircraft Tire Service Bulletin (ATSB)

Vol 1 No. 7

June 2012

AIRCRAFT TIRE OPERATIONAL INFLATION PRESSURE CRITERIA

Vol 2 No. 2

Oct 1989

USE OF AIRCRAFT TIRES AND WHEELS IN OTHER THAN AIRCRAFT SERVICE

Vol 3 No. 3

Nov 2001

AIRCRAFT TIRE AND TUBE STORAGE RECOMMENDATIONS

Vol 4 No. 3

Nov 2001

AIRCRAFT TIRE BURSTS

Vol 6 No. 3

Oct 2000

INTERCHANGEABILITY/MIXING OF AIRCRAFT RADIAL AND BIAS TIRES

Vol 7 No. 2

Oct 1991

AIRCRAFT TIRE CONDUCTIVITY

Vol 8 No. 1

Aug 2020

FOREIGN OBJECT DEBRIS (FOD)


The USTMA’s ATSB Working Group, made up of representatives from Bridgestone, Goodyear and Michelin, updated the bulletins, which are published by SAE International, a global association of more than 128,000 engineers and related technical experts in the aerospace, automotive and commercial-vehicle industries.

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