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Titan Europe was never near Saturn, but the company knows a little something about getting around. Once a part of US-based Titan International, the company makes wheels for heavy-duty trucks and industrial equipment. Titan Europe's single-piece wheels are made primarily for agricultural vehicles, while multi-piece wheels are produced for building construction, earthmoving, and mining vehicles. In 2008 former parent Titan International agreed to buy the company back as part of a renewed focus on mining vehicle wheels. Talks toward completing the proposed acquisition faltered, however, and the deal was not consummated.

Titan has a heritage of over 100 years in the off-highway wheel manufacturing business. Since Titan's entrance into the tire market in 1993, we have evolved into a leading global supplier of complete wheel and tire assemblies for off-highway vehicles. Titan's primary markets include agriculture, earthmoving/construction and consumer applications.Strategic acquisitions have built Titan into a successful worldwide corporation serving the most respected names in the original equipment industry. With that support, Titan is expanding its focus in the off-highway markets.

Founded in 1977 in the rural town of Emmett, Idaho TJT, Inc. began as a small regional recycler of manufactured home axles and tires. Building on the foundations of quality, honesty and hard work we continue to honor those values with superior customer services and exceptional product quality.With over thirty years in the business TJT, Inc. has become a leader in the manufactured structures industry and is presently the largest recycler of manufactured home axles and tires in the western United States.Operating from four major recycling and sales divisions located in Idaho, California, Washington and Colorado and two collection facilities in Oregon and Arizona we are able to provide service to a sixteen state region. We currently offer sales and service to Idaho, Washington, Oregon, Northern California, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Montana, Wyoming, Nebraska, North Dakota, Kansas, Minnesota, Arizona and New Mexico.

Tokai Rika's products join the campaign to enforce seatbelt use. The company is a maker of car and driver interface components. Its line for driver safety, security, and comfort includes seatbelts as well as child safety seats, airbags, door mirrors, power window and steering switches, smart keys, and wheel covers. Non-automotive operations -- electric components and technology -- focus on sensors and switches for agricultural machinery, residential security systems, microelectronic devices, and ergonomic task measurement. Founded in 1948, Tokai Rika operates worldwide through 28 subsidiaries and 6 affiliates. Toyota Motor, one of the company's largest customers, owns over 30% of Tokai Rika.

Tokico (USA) was pitching "there's no load I can't hold, road so rough this I know." The company engineers, manufactures, and markets shock absorbers, braking systems, and suspension products to automotive OEMs, as well as to the automotive aftermarket. It introduced the twin-tube low-pressure gas shock absorber, used in the Lincoln Continental. Tokico (USA) operates two factories in Kentucky, with sales offices in California and Michigan. Along with sister US affiliate Unisia of Georgia Corp., Tokico (USA) was integrated in 2009 as a business unit under Kentucky-based Hitachi Automotive Products (USA) Inc., itself a wholly owned subsidiary of Hitachi.

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