Silk Tire

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@junonewscom I wonder if they would consider us as a black business

Manitoba’s NDP government is launching a taxpayer-funded business grant program exclusively for entrepreneurs who identify as black. junonews.com/p/manitoba-lau…

@BaldurBarons 👀We have an alibi

You Sask guys gotta start getting along.

@MichAuger Why do we need a financial security at all when the Feds have a million ways to get their money already? It’s very difficult to have your elbows up when you’re bent over

@silktire Feel free to reach out directly. CFIB's ask has been to create an exemption or alternative financial security mechanism for SMEs.

Found out we get to pay an extra $1500 a year to supply Canada Customs with an import bond. Once again, the feds regulate more $$ out of our pocket for absolutely no benefit. #elbowsup @cfib

@zeefarmer Jinyu makes something close. We’ve never promoted an offshore steer before and always ran Firestone on our trucks. We put a set of the JF568 on one truck and after 200k they’re wearing dead even and balanced. So far we’re really impressed.

@silktire Toyo M154

Why is it that companies discontinue things as soon as you find something decent? Case in point are these steer tires. Best tires for mileage and price point that I've found in the past 15-20 years, and now they're discontinued 😔

Trelleborg 800/65R32 for sale 178A8 load rating. Works well on Air Cart, grain cart or Combine $2600

@YoungBuckFarms 👀

At dusk everything looks like a deer shed in canola stubble. Pins and needles here. Spied this one at least

@ShaneWenzel @PurpleGrove Big business actually promotes and lobbies government for more regulation. Regulatory costs per employee for big business is peanuts. Government wants your money, big business wants you gone.

Built a business. Now buried under red tape. You create jobs. You pay taxes. You build something real. And what does the government do? Drop 300-page policy docs full of jargon. Call it “consultation.” Push it through while you’re too busy keeping the lights on. This isn’t support. It’s punishment disguised as process. Speak up. Because silence = permission. Take care, Shane #BuiltNotBuried #CanadianBusiness #canadianpolitics #SmallBusinessCanada #Entrepreneurship #RedTape #CdnPoli #DefendSmallBusiness #ThinkForYourself #Overregulated #BusinessFrustration #ohcanada #CanadianBiz

When you say “no problem, anytime” to this customer , you best be prepared. Thanks for biz.

So my wife has been making soap and bath products for a few years and has really went out of her comfort zone and has set up a website for her business to sell online. Check it out and order something in time for mothers day. Edwards Soap Deli g.co/kgs/7HYnG9j

If anyone is looking for a set of Super B trailers the boss has a set for sale. RT appreciated.

My trusty workhorse GMC 2007 3/4t was stolen from Innisfree Curling Rink. Last seen at 5am mar21/25 eastbound on hwy631 near Feschucks. It's got a headache rack & slip tank in the back. If found please call 780 632 1416 or Vermilion #RCMP #RuralCrime #CountyofMinburn

New Twin Steer model for Alberta oilfield work. What do you guys think?

@CFIB Right now you are partnered with @ChasePaymentech, an American company. Will you make the change to the only major Canadian provider, @Moneris ? 🇨🇦

The Trump administration’s 25% across-the-board tariffs are a massive broadside to the Canadian economy and come at a time of great political and economic uncertainty. Governments across Canada need to move into action mode. The majority of small business owners support retaliatory tariffs but recognize that they will hit an even broader swath of our economy than the US tariffs themselves. Many small businesses have already experienced higher costs, cancelled contracts/orders, and lower demand due to the ongoing threats. Now that they’ve been imposed, we expect to see these challenges rapidly escalate. Sadly, this is not the end of it. We may see additional tariffs on steel and aluminum on March 12 and on another round of products on April 2. Last week, Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston followed through on a long-standing CFIB recommendation to break down internal trade barriers by mutually recognizing the rules of other provinces. Ontario Premier Doug Ford signalled he would do the same. Other provinces and territories need to step up now and match these actions to allow for true free trade within Canada. There is no time to waste. The federal government should recall Parliament immediately to ensure that Canadian businesses have the support they need and that every dollar Canada collects in tariffs is returned to affected businesses as quickly as possible. The federal government can also send a clear message that Canada is open for business and investment by providing carbon tax clarity and stopping the April 1 increase, passing legislation to make sure carbon tax rebates are tax free and passing proposed legislation to increase the lifetime capital gains exemption threshold to $1.25M and putting the promised Canadian Entrepreneurs’ Incentive stays in place. Political and policy uncertainty is the last thing the country needs at this moment. As we mark five years since the start of the pandemic, Canadian businesses have faced two massive economic threats – the pandemic and an emerging trade war with our largest economic partner. All of us need to come together and do all we can to support local, independent Canadian businesses. cfib.ca/tariffs

ca.indeed.com/m/viewjob?jk=a… Looking for some more help at our Warehouse Retweets appreciated

AG TIRE PSA: FIRESTONE, GOODYEAR, TITAN AND MICHELIN ARE MADE IN THE USA. VREDESTEIN IS NOT.

@rgstone1 NO 😟

Do we want these in canola stubble?

@BDuchek @Plantmore1 Competition and demand will dictate the price of Chinese tires. We sell to the resource market, logging, AG, oilfield and construction, all of which just got smoked by our biggest trading partner. I don’t think we’ll be able to demand a premium for anything in foreseeable future

@Plantmore1 @silktire Be interesting to see which retailers raise the the price of the Chinese tires now that the American ones will be going up.

25% tariff on all US made tires coming Feb 4. Batten the hatches folks.