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Rubber-Inc. Expands With Acquisition of ADS in Massachusetts

Rubber-Inc. acquires ADS to boost New England service, expand fleet capabilities & deliver greater value across the tire distribution industry…

Rubber-Inc.—a family-owned distributor serving the automotive, commercial and off-the-road industries—announced the acquisition of ADS (Automotive Distribution Specialists), a respected, family-owned company serving the automotive industry in Massachusetts, company officials stated in a press release.

Eric Stridde, Rubber-Inc.’s vice president of sales, explains, “This acquisition represents a mutually beneficial partnership that will accelerate growth, expand capabilities and deliver even greater value to its customers. It also strengthens our ability to better service accounts throughout New England.”

ADS Customers Will Receive the Same High-Quality Service With Additional Perks

While ADS will now operate as part of Rubber-Inc., its customers will continue to receive the same high-quality service they have come to rely on, with some additional perks, like the availability of online ordering and greater buying power, noted the release.

“As a family-owned business ourselves, we understand the trust, service and quality that customers expect when working with a small business. We are excited to welcome ADS and all of its employees into the Rubber-Inc. family,” states Joe Maffia, president, Rubber-Inc.

David Lama Sr., former owner of ADS, adds, “We have been looking for a strategic acquisition partner and found strong synergies with Rubber-Inc. We are very pleased for our employees and the opportunities this brings to our customers.” Lama Sr. is now serving as an account manager with Rubber-Inc.

With the ADS acquisition, Rubber-Inc., headquartered in Chicagoland, now has warehouses in Romeoville, Illinois; Durand, Wisconsin; St. Louis, Missouri; Charlotte, North Carolina; and Wareham, Massachusetts. Rubber-Inc. has been providing tire service solutions since 1939 and operates nationally.

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