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July 18, 2011

Legacy issues removed: TPMS, RDKS

In the past, tire pressure sensors that screwed onto the outside of the valves caused problems in winter. Salt and ice caused the screws to seize. TireMoni reacted quickly, improved the threaded parts, and developed an installation spray. Since then, driving has been trouble-free, even in winter.
In some people's minds – and we notice this time and again in conversations at trade fairs – the initial problems are still frozen in time. That would be like imagining still driving with iron-rimmed wheels today. Okay, now that I've written that sentence, I realize that some drivers think exactly like that and never check their tire pressure.
Some people delegate tire pressure monitoring to a TireMoni system and receive warnings while driving if something is wrong with the tires.

A good idea: TireMoni – Tire shoe

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