Tructyre has appointed Elizabeth Nagel as Managing Director, effective 1 July 2026, placing a Michelin manufacturing transformation leader at the head of one of Britain’s key commercial vehicle tyre service providers. She will lead more than 430 staff focused on reducing tyre-related risk for truck, trailer, bus and coach operators.
Nagel joins Tructyre from Michelin’s headquarters in Clermont-Ferrand, France, where she is Manufacturing Transformation Officer. In that role, she has been responsible for supporting the global deployment of Michelin Group’s 2030 strategy across its manufacturing operations.
Her appointment gives Tructyre a new leader with experience in industrial transformation, manufacturing performance and cross-border operations. That background is relevant for a business where service consistency, technician deployment and fleet uptime are central to customer value.
The move follows a period of leadership strengthening at Tructyre. Tyre News recently reported on Tructyre’s appointment of Mark Holland as Operations Director, with the former ATS Euromaster senior leader due to join the business in April 2026. Tyre News also reported that Tructyre added Paul Beddows and Mark Evans to its leadership team, while operating from 40 depots across England, Wales and Scotland.
Before joining Michelin in March 2023, Nagel spent more than a decade at US-based materials science company Corning. Her roles covered manufacturing, innovation and business development across Kentucky, New Jersey and North Carolina.
That experience gives Tructyre a Managing Director with a background in large-scale growth initiatives and complex operational change. For fleet customers, the practical test will be how that experience translates into service response, safety performance and availability across Britain.
Nagel said Tructyre had “strong momentum and significant potential” and said the role marked her first opportunity to work in the UK. She added that she was looking forward to working with the team to build on the company’s foundations, strengthen performance and accelerate its next phase of growth.
Nagel said Tructyre would continue to prioritise “people, safety, quality and operational excellence”, while increasing focus on agility, continuous improvement and customer value.
For operators of trucks, trailers, buses and coaches, tyre service performance remains closely linked to compliance, uptime and roadside risk. Tructyre’s positioning as a dedicated mobile tyre service provider places the company in a competitive part of the fleet support market, where scale must be matched by reliable execution.
Nagel will report directly to David Jean, CEO of Euromaster Group.
Tagged with: Tructyre, Elizabeth Nagel, Michelin, Euromaster Group, commercial vehicle tyres, fleet tyre services, truck tyres, bus tyres, mobile tyre fitting, fleet uptime, tyre risk management, UK tyre industry
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