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After this snowy winter, there will be more potholes on the roads than ever before. On the one hand, road maintenance is being cut because municipalities have no money left; on the other hand, snowplows and salt have taken their toll on the road surfaces. Therefore, if you are driving, correct tire pressure is all the more important. An underinflated tire can puncture when driving over a pothole, damaging the rim and possibly even the axle suspension.
So drive carefully, not that you should try to avoid every pothole – that's impossible in the flow of traffic. Instead, take precautions to prevent damage to your vehicle when you encounter road damage on your way to or from work. Ensure the correct tire pressure and monitor it while driving. This can be easily done with the retrofittable TireMoni tire pressure monitoring system. The sensors, screwed onto the outside of the valves in place of the valve caps, transmit tire pressure and temperature data to the vehicle's interior, informing the driver about the current condition of the tires. This can be particularly valuable for caravans, motorhomes, and vehicles with dual rear wheels, preventing major tire damage. But it's also advisable to be informed about tire pressure for regular cars and motorcycles.
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