TirePressureMonitor.com Wireless Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems

If you are hauling a horse trailer, a large truck or 5th wheel vehicle, the last thing you need is for one of the tires to blow out, not only causing damage and possible injury to you, but to other drivers on the road as well. When tire pressure is too low on your vehicle, ... Read More

Are you concerned with your tires’ air pressure as the seasons change? Take the time to invest in a tire pressure monitoring system. Save major accidents from happening by having monitors on your vehicle tires when you’re on the road anywhere! Don’t be the person who is not prepared for the worst situations. Wouldn’t you rather be ... Read More

Today with many new technological advances, manufacturers have been able to design motorcycle tire pressure monitoring systems which work wirelessly to monitor your bike tire pressures, increasing safety and optimizing economy on your ride. Ensuring the tire pressure is properly monitored and maintained not only helps to extend the life of your tires, but it will also help ... Read More

Advances in telematics and onboard technologies now offer a wealth of information direct from the truck to the office. In many cases, a multi-voiced conversation is going on inside the rig that the driver isn’t even aware of. Sensors, databases, GPS receivers, modems and other devices are constantly talking: to each other, to the trucking ... Read More

There are two kinds of tire pressure monitoring systems:  Indirect and Direct. The Indirect system does not measure tire pressure; it monitors individual wheel speeds and other signals, and then compares tire rotations. However, with an indirect system, it may not turn on the warning signal if all of the tires are underinflated by about the ... Read More

Getting ready for a road trip takes lots of planning, and one of the most important things to check is the tire pressures on your vehicle. Loading up for a trip in your RV and checking brakes, lights etc. should also include checking your tires. If you have a tire pressure monitoring system, you can ... Read More

Tire rolling resistance accounts for nearly 13% of truck energy use. A variety of tire options can improve truck fuel efficiency. One promising strategy is to use single wide-base tires.

When not properly inflated, tires flex more under load, producing heat and increasing rolling resistence, which wastes fuel. Truck tires inflated 10 psi below recommended air ... Read More

Tires may seem indestructible in appearance, but they can fail or explode at any time. However, a blow-out is usually preceeded by the tire picking up a nail first, and then a slow leak causes it to become underinflated. If the situation is not remedied, then the tire will eventually lose more air, and ultimately ... Read More

Knowing tire pressures anytime and anywhere is paramount to the safety of driving a motorhome, a car, truck or even a motorcycle. Tire pressure monitors are invaluable also for trailers, 5th wheels, etc. (most anything with wheels).  There are many tire pressure monitoring systems which can assist in warning the driver of low-pressure tires, so ... Read More

Safety is always a concern whenever starting a road trip. One important aspect of safety is having properly inflated tires. Most people check their tires before leaving on a trip, but tire pressures should be checked continuously to ensure continuous driving safety.

Proper tire inflation can be especially important for tractor trailers, such as a horse trailer ... Read More