October 2, 2014

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Transport companies in trouble. Subcontractors caught in a cost trap.

The German Association of Transport Companies (BVT) criticizes the conditions under which subcontractors in the transport industry have to work: http://www.verkehrsrundschau.de/bvt-fordert-mehr-schutz-fuer-subunternehmer-1383487.html FOCUS online calls for more safety for vans: http://www.focus.de/auto/ratgeber/sicherheit/alarmierende-maengel-statistik-rollende-zeitbomben-jeder-vierte-kleintransporter-ist-nicht-verkehrssicher_id_4152870.html TireMoni contributes to improving the situation. Cost reduction is achieved through longer tire life and fuel savings, as well as increased safety through fewer tire failures. Retrofittable tire pressure monitoring systems (TP5Trdks, #tpms) are becoming increasingly important. TireMoni offers lightweight and modern solutions. ...

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July 5, 2014

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All clear; tire changes remain inexpensive when TireMoni rdks are installed.

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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May 7, 2014

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Outstanding 5-star winner in the TCS test

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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February 27, 2014

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TPMS – and what does the trailer do?

A TireMoni tire pressure monitoring system for cars and trailers quickly pays for itself: Correct tire pressure reduces fuel consumption. On average, by about 51 TPI – according to tire manufacturers. That might not sound like much, but just imagine filling up for €1.34 instead of €1.40 – pretty nice, isn't it? And that's with an average of 10,000 km. ...

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February 12, 2014

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TPMS – Inside or Outside?

TireMoni has opted to mount its direct-measuring tire pressure sensors externally on the valve. This offers many advantages. Mounted on short metal valves, the sensors are easy to transfer from summer to winter tires, and the sensor batteries can be replaced without having to replace the entire sensor. Internal sensors are welded to the battery compartment and must be completely replaced when the battery is depleted., ...

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February 5, 2014

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tpms – improved with TireMoni.

  „"Better than sex," some say, as they press themselves into their seats with the car's acceleration. In such experiences, hardly anyone considers that the contact with the road is only a hand's breadth per tire. Many drivers still don't bother to find out what tire pressure their tires need to react to the road, or even if they have enough pressure at all. ...

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