January 19, 2015

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Tire pressure control on the valve

TireMoni has opted for direct tire pressure monitoring systems with sensors mounted externally on the valve, to benefit vehicle users. This offers many advantages. Mounted on short metal valves, the sensors can be easily transferred from summer to winter tires without additional costs. Users can replace the sensor batteries themselves without having to replace the entire sensor. The sensors are designed to be highly reliable and durable. ...

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January 17, 2015

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Tire pressure also for workshops

Tire pressure monitoring remains a hot topic – earn more with TireMoni. We wish you and ourselves a successful New Year 2015! With the ECE R-64 regulation in effect since November 1, 2014, tire pressure monitoring is on everyone's mind – but still far from being standard equipment in all vehicles! With TireMoni, you can seize this opportunity now. We're sure some customers are already waiting for you. ...

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January 15, 2015

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On the road with tire safety

  „"Like heaven," some say when they feel their car's acceleration press them into their seats. Enthralled by the power, hardly anyone considers that the contact patch with the road is only a hand's breadth per tire. A very small area compared to the physical forces a car tire has to withstand. And yet, they know ...

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January 13, 2015

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Sensor technology helps

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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January 9, 2015

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Tire pressure sensors up to 11 bar

TireMoni tire pressure sensors are also suitable for vehicles requiring higher tire pressures than the usual 4 bar, allowing for quick retrofitting of an electronic tire pressure monitoring system. The features of this TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) are explained in detail in comprehensive data sheets, including installation and extended usage. Where can I find more information and data sheets? On ...

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January 7, 2015

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Tire pressure control in Europe

Tire pressure monitoring for new vehicles is now legally mandated across Europe. Some say: I don't need tire pressure monitoring; self-driving cars will soon be available and will monitor the tire pressure themselves. Or: I'll notice if something is wrong with the tire pressure. The first argument is still a long way off, the second is blatant overconfidence and a lack of technical knowledge. When is monitoring useful? We will ...

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