Tire change

For a long time, carts ran on solid wooden wheels, then spokes were developed, then metal tires, and finally solid rubber wheels and pneumatic tires. Since then, pneumatic tires have been continuously improved. Well, the tire industry takes care of that today, and we can help. Every tire user can contribute to ensuring that the extensive research and development work invested in today's vehicle tires is put to the best possible use on the road.
We drive modern vehicles, so we should also think modernly and support the complex possibilities of modern tire technology. We do this by ensuring the correct tire pressure. The correct tire pressure supports the tire's rolling characteristics and thus those of the vehicle. We can influence handling in curves, braking and acceleration behavior, comfort, and safety on snow and ice with tire pressure. And this influence is greater than we might think. Even a change of 0.2 bar in tire pressure has noticeable effects on handling. Therefore, we find it incomprehensible that so few vehicle owners still give much thought to the correct tire pressure. It's so easy these days. Retrofit your vehicle with TireMoni, and the tire pressure is monitored while driving. You'll receive audible and visual warnings if the pressure falls below or exceeds the target value.
TireMoni is available here: www.TireMoni.com

Now there is even funding available up to 90% of the purchase price:

The Federal Office of Public Health has confirmed that our TireMoni Truck TPMS is eligible for funding as a vehicle-related measure within the framework of the De Minimis subsidy.

The systems fall under category 3: Acquisition of additional, non-mandatory safety equipment on the vehicle or under category 1: Acquisition of driver assistance systems.

This means that the entrepreneur can significantly reduce the cost of investing in these systems through the subsidy and the payback periods are significantly shortened.



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