As of July 2024, tyre pressure monitoring systems (TPMS) will become a mandatory feature for all new trucks, trailers, buses, and coaches across Europe.
This new regulation, part of a broader effort to enhance road safety and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, mandates that M2, M3, N1, N2, N3, O3, and O4 vehicles must be equipped with functional TPMS for registration.
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Why is TPMS Important?
Incorrectly inflated tyres are a common issue that leads to faster wear, fuel wastage, and a higher risk of unexpected tyre failures. The new legislation aims to address these problems by ensuring that all vehicles are equipped with systems that monitor and report tyre pressure levels. However, Goodyear, a leader in the industry, suggests that operators should look beyond basic compliance and explore advanced solutions for comprehensive tyre management.
Goodyear's Advanced TPMS Solutions
In their latest blog post, International Tyres explores Goodyear's Total Mobility, a one-stop solution that integrates TPMS with a range of fleet management services. Unlike standard TPMS that only trigger a warning signal in the vehicle's cab, Goodyear's solution provides a detailed overview of tyre pressure and temperature per wheel position. This system, developed through a strategic partnership with ZF, enables real-time data analysis and decision-making, helping fleet operators maintain optimal tyre health and safety.
Goodyear's TPMS not only alerts drivers and fleet managers to potential issues but also categorises them by severity. For example, sudden pressure loss or temperature spikes prompt immediate checks, while gradual pressure declines can be addressed at a more convenient time. This proactive approach can prevent tyre failures, reduce breakdowns, and ultimately extend tyre life. In fact, leading transport companies across Europe have reported up to a 90% reduction in tyre-related breakdowns after adopting Goodyear's advanced TPMS.
Visit International Tyres for More Insights
To delve deeper into the benefits of mandatory TPMS and Goodyear's innovative solutions, we encourage you to read the full article on International Tyres' blog. https://www.internationaltyres.com/mandatory-tpms-in-2024-why-does-it-matter-for-you/
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