Wholesale Truck Sensor Universal Tire Pressure Monitoring Bus Tyre Monitor System TPMS

Ensuring driving safety

• Preventing tire blowout accidents: Both over - inflated and under - inflated tires can lead to blowouts. When the tire pressure is too high, the contact area between the tire and the road surface decreases, and the pressure per unit area increases. When driving at high speeds or encountering road bumps, the tire is more prone to blowouts due to excessive local pressure. When the tire pressure is too low, the tire will be overly deformed during driving, and the repeated flexing motion will cause the internal temperature of the tire to rise sharply, reducing the strength of the cords and rubber, and also easily causing a blowout. The tire pressure monitoring system can monitor the tire pressure in real - time, and once the tire pressure is outside the normal range, it can promptly remind the driver to take measures, effectively reducing the risk of blowouts.
• Enhancing vehicle handling stability: Appropriate tire pressure ensures good friction and grip between the tire and the road surface. When the tire pressure is abnormal, it will affect the handling performance of the vehicle. For example, it may cause the vehicle to skid when turning. The tire pressure monitoring system helps to maintain normal tire pressure, allowing the driver to better handle the vehicle during driving. Especially in emergency avoidance and lane - changing at high speeds, the vehicle's response will be more stable and predictable.

Extending the service life of tires

• Reducing abnormal wear: Over - inflated tires will cause excessive wear in the middle part of the tire, while under - inflated tires will cause excessive wear on the two side edges of the tire. Through continuous monitoring and adjustment of the tire pressure by the tire pressure monitoring system, the tire wear can be more uniform, avoiding shortening the service life of the tire due to local excessive wear, and reducing the frequency and cost of tire replacement due to tire wear problems.

Improving fuel economy

• Reducing fuel consumption: Normal tire pressure can reduce the rolling resistance of the tire. When the tire pressure is insufficient, the deformation of the tire increases, and the rolling resistance will also increase significantly. This means that the vehicle needs to consume more fuel to overcome the resistance. The tire pressure monitoring system helps to keep the tires working at the appropriate pressure, thereby improving fuel economy to a certain extent and saving fuel costs.