Whitepaper: Tyre Monitoring Systems Saves.....Tyres, Fuel, Equipment Damage....and Lives!

Tyre Monitoring Systems (TMS) are quickly becoming a Industry "Mandatory" Safety Control for all On and Off Road Vehicles, as Authorities and Industry Standards / Guidelines demand / call for such technology be utilised to mitigate Vehicle accidents subjected to Tyre Blow outs, Roll- overs, Wheel Offs, Tyre Fires, etc as a result of Incorrect- inflation, Failed Bearings, Lightening Strikes, Pyrolysis, Locked Brakes, etc .

Hyperlinks to studies, reports, reference and statistics are embedded in the white-paper, with some aspects highlighted:

2017: Public Transport specifies TMSystem of Buses to mitigate Tyre Fires.
2016: Queensland Department of Natural Resources and Mines includes TMSystem in their Recognised standard 13 Tyre, wheel and rim management Coal Mining Safety and Health Act 1999.
2015: Department of Mines and Petroleum’s Resources Safety Division "Guideline on Tyre Safety for Earth-moving Machinery (and other rubber mounted vehicles).
2014: Coroners Report of a Tyre Explosion Fatality acknowledged Section [97]3. That the industry investigate, and implement within two years, remote, or wireless, tyre pressure sensing equipment to allow operators to monitor tyre pressures from within the cabin of the truck.