In road traffic, sensors support our eyes and ears with great success. Major testing organizations like DEKRA advocate for electronic tire pressure monitoring. This is partly because their surveys unfortunately show that tire pressure is still neglected. Only about 201,300 vehicle owners regularly check their vehicle's tire pressure at short intervals. And importantly... ...

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Proper tire pressure ensures safety. This applies to trucks, lorries, and buses just as much as to caravans, cars, trailers, motorcycles, trikes, quads, and other vehicles with tires that require compressed air. Tires can only function optimally and safely navigate curves with the correct tire pressure and temperature. What are the benefits of proper tire pressure? ...

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A TireMoni system is quick to install, and battery changes are easy. Don't worry about the EU regulation on tire pressure monitoring; changing tires doesn't have to become more expensive—on the contrary, you can save a lot of money. Besides being tedious and messy, checking tire pressure manually isn't safe enough. That's why the EU mandates tire pressure monitoring from autumn 2014 onwards. ...

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TireMoni takes first place among retrofit tire pressure monitoring systems (TPMS). The Touring Club Switzerland (TCS) tested retrofit tire pressure monitoring systems, focusing primarily on reliability, functionality, and ease of use. The TCS test report also provides a basic overview of the benefits of tire pressure monitoring systems. Read it for yourself: http://www.tcs.ch/de/test-sicherheit/testberichte/auto-zubehoer-technik/reifendruckkontrollsysteme.php Click on the "Download" section. ...

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Proper tire pressure ensures safety. This applies to trucks, lorries, and buses just as much as to caravans, cars, trailers, motorcycles, trikes, quads, and other vehicles with tires that require compressed air. Only with the correct tire pressure and temperature can tires perform optimally and safely guide the vehicle through curves. ...

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Tire Pressure Monitoring, a brief system overview by Dipl.-Ing. Michael Schröttle, Part 2: Display philosophies: Warning/warning symbol only: Problems: a) User has no information about the tire pressure. b) Depending on the system, the user may be lulled into a (possibly false) sense of security (see above, blind spots). Advantage: a) No unnecessary distraction. Display of only one pressure value with indication of the wheel position: Problems: a) Distraction, as the user has to look up the ...

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