The TYRE AND RIM ASSOCIATION STANDARDS are technical specifications based on engineering principles and approved practices. These may have options of equal status.
The Tyre and Rim Association of Australia (TRAA) was established in 1950 to provide Australian standards for the tyre, rim, and valve industry.
The Tyre and Rim Association of Australia standards are included in the Standards Manual and are updated and published annually.
TRAA voting membership is available to Australian manufacturers of tyres, rims and wheels, and allied parts. Membership is also available in other instances.
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