Retrofitting allowed, use TireMoni.

Farewell to the little valve spout.

With the TPMS/RDKS requirement for new cars, a new era in automotive technology has begun. TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) and RDKS (Tire Pressure Control System) and their sensors now monitor tire pressure and temperature.

Why should I upgrade?

Sensors are reliable; they never miss a check, and they measure while driving, even warning if pressure changes too much. Manual tire pressure checks are difficult while driving, and that's precisely when the correct tire pressure is needed—while driving.

What does that achieve?

Electronic tire pressure monitoring is a milestone in the development of vehicle safety. A look at ADAC statistics also demonstrates this. The German automobile club (ADAC) still requires over 100,000 interventions each year due to tire damage. Electronic tire pressure monitoring drastically reduces the risk of tire damage and thus the risk of accidents. This is also one reason why many drivers are retrofitting their vehicles with TireMoni tire pressure monitoring.

Show that you support driving safety.

Don't hide the sensors inside the tire. Changing the battery is impossible there, and maintenance becomes expensive. Changing summer and winter tires also costs extra money. Use a TireMoni system and display the sensors on the outside of the short metal valve. Not only does it look much better than that small valve tube with the black rubber cap, it will also pay for itself in six months.

With a wide range of products, TireMoni offers the option of retrofitting almost anything that runs on pneumatic tires, from motorcycles to cars, vans, caravans, SUVs, camper trailers, buses, tractors, trucks, and special vehicles. See it here: https://shop.TireMoni.com