Tire Rack Welcomes Scott Clark as New Chief Executive Officer

He joins the online retailer after a distinguished career with Michelin…

Online tire retailer Tire Rack has named Scott Clark to be its new CEO, effective April 21. Clark transitions from a career with Michelin, previously as CEO of Michelin North America and most recently based at Michelin headquarters in Clermont Ferrand, France as executive VP and member of the Group Executive Committee and responsible for worldwide car, two-wheel and motorsports tire businesses.

During his three-decade career he has successfully led U.S. and global teams through periods of tire and automotive industry changes—expertise that will contribute greatly to Tire Rack’s growth and continued success, company officials stated in a press release announcing the appointment.

“I am extremely grateful for the 29 years I spent with Michelin and have the utmost respect for the people, values, and products that make Michelin unique,” said Clark. “I’m very excited to join the Tire Rack team and am passionate about what they have been doing for 45 years: helping consumers make informed choices about the best tire for their needs and then providing them unparalleled product availability and an outstanding experience. I look forward to working with the Tire Rack team to build on such an incredible foundation.”

Scott Clark is the new CEO of Tire Rack, effective April 21.

Current CEO Michael Joines will continue to have a leadership role with the company, transitioning to the role of executive chairman with a focus on strategies that will help expand and accelerate the growth of the business.

“We’re so pleased to have Scott join the team because, in addition to his exceptional leadership skills and industry knowledge, he has really been a valued Tire Rack friend for many years,” said Joines, who will work closely with Clark as he oversees Tire Rack’s day-to-day operations.

Joines along with Peter and Wilma Veldman, founded Tire Rack nearly 45 years ago in Indianapolis.

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