During the American National CattleWomen, Inc. convention in Nashville, John Houston spoke at the ANCW Foundation benefit breakfast “Beef Business,” yesterday and today in the Windy City as a ...

“Free beef in February is a Les Schwab tradition,” said Brian Capp, Vice President of Marketing. “Our Company’s first tire centers were located in rural and agricultural communities and ...

Everyone in the West knew that: February was Free Beef month at Les Schwab Tires, and it had been for decades. Les Schwab himself started the promo in 1964 as a way to give a boost to central and ...

Say the words “free beef!” to long-time Central Oregonians, and many will well remember the yearly promotional event and ad campaign by Les Schwab Tire Centers. Well, it’s back, with a twist.

Les Schwab is taking steps to give back to the community through its Tires for Purpose program. The initiative awards local nonprofits that are making positive impacts with a set of free tires for ...

PRINEVILLE, Ore. – Les Schwab, a cowboy-hatted icon of Oregon who turned a dilapidated tire shop he bought in 1952 with borrowed money into a regional empire, died Friday at age 89, his company ...

For more than 10 years, Oregon Beef Company has supplied Les Schwab with 3,000 to 4,000 pounds of beef each year, according to Stann Dmytryk, owner of Oregon Beef Company in Madras.

Les Schwab Tires has built a reputation on stellar customer service -- and free steaks. ... Four Tires, Free Beef.

More than $1.6 billion in tires and auto parts pass through Les Schwab Tire Centers' warehouses here every year. ... watched his folksy TV ads or carted home his free beef with a new set of tires.

Les Schwab, who emerged from an orphaned childhood to build a billion-dollar tire empire in the deserts of Central Oregon, died today in Prineville. He was 89. From a single shack in Schwab's ...

Bend, Oregon-based and family-owned Les Schwab Tire Centers says says it has hired Goldman Sachs to find a buyer. The company has stores in Boise, Meridian, Nampa, Caldwell, Eagle and Kuna, Idaho.

The Les Schwab Amphitheater is preparing for its busiest season of the year -- and quite possibly its most profitable one -- after the severe pause caused by COVID-19.