Hi. Thanks for taking the time to respond. I'll try not to let this get too long winded but please bare with me. 
I was writing in to open a line of communication regarding a recently discontinued tire. The Dunlop kt576. This tire is/was made for the 1985-1986 Honda ATC 250R three wheeler but also fit several other models. 
What I'm trying to do is bring it to the attention of someone at Dunlop/Goodyear that discontinuing this tire is a mistake. It is by far the most desired front tire option for all of the Honda sport trikes and one of only three available options in a knobby tire in that size (not to mention the best of those three options by a mile). The only other options are Kenda's Front Max and a knobby tire by Cheng Shin. Other than those, utility quad tires are all that's available and none of them work well for three wheelers. 
I've spoken with many dealers. ALL of whom would order more of this model if it were made available again. One single tire sold on ebay just last night for, get this, $372! I'm not kidding! Here is the link to the auction. 
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/85-86...Q5fAccessories 
(I hope that works, you might have to copy and paste it) 
If this doesn't prove how in demand this tire is, how about any of the multitudes of forum threads on the internet from people searching for them? Here's just one. 
http://www.3wheelerworldforums.com/s...ad.php?t=94760 
There has to be a solution that works for everyone. A re-issue would be best but if that's not in the cards, would Dunlop be willing to sell the mold? I've spoken to a dealer that wants to buy it and have the tire made by another manufacturer. If that won't work, how about a one time group buy so only tires that are pre-sold get made? I'm sure I could arrange this to be done through a single dealer to make it simple for everyone. Like I said, there's a solution here where the customers get the product they need and your company makes money. That's what it's all about right? 
If you could give me the name and mailing address for a person who has the ability to make a decision regarding this, I'd be happy to send my thoughts to him via regular US mail. Your company is in business to make money and there's absolutely a market for this tire. 
Thank you once again for your time and please, do not just discount this message because it's a discontinued product. There have been similar situations where a discontinued tire has been re-issued due to popular demand and I think this case fits the profile. 
Sincerely, 
Doug Notter 
P.S. I can also be reached by phone at ((edited)).