SUNLANRFID has developed an innovative technology that enhances fleet operations and can be used to reduce the cost of repairs. You might not know much about it though – which the RFID tire tags can help change how we maintain tire care.
RFID tire tags are tiny electronic devices. These tiny tags are strategically placed in the tires of vehicles. They contain all sorts of crucial information about the tires, including their size, make and remaining tread depth. The tread refers to the part of the tire that makes contact with the road, and having adequate tread is crucial for safety.
If a vehicle equipped with RFID tire tags comes into a repair facility, the staff can read these tags using a dedicated scanner. This allows the tire maintenance team to see now which tires need to be parts, or repaired. So, they do not have to look, each tire, individually, which reduces the time and make the work so much simpler.
Your fleet managers can closely track the health of their tires by employing RFID tire tags. They are able to learn if any issues exist before they become major. That's key — it'll translate to less breakdowns. Fewer breakdowns also mean the vehicles stay on the road longer, which is good for business. It also makes the vehicles far less dangerous for everyone.
In kegs, RFID tracking is an intelligent way to monitor the tires of the vehicle. It is one way to ensure that your tires are always in good shape and always ready to go.
Every single tire includes a tiny chip in it using RFID tracking. This chip retains critical information about that particular tire. Depending on how this is checked (with a handheld scanner, computer system, etc.) So this technology simplifies the access to the data you need to maintain your tires.
RFID tracking keeps you on track with tire maintenance. It also allows you to see how the tires have worn over time. Tracking this information will allow you to closely monitor your tire performance. This can diagnose problems, like uneven wear or bad alignment, before they emerge as larger problems.
