TIA Plans Major TPMS Town Hall During Global Tire Expo

During the upcoming Global Tire Expo/SEMA Show, TIA plans to hold a "town hall meeting" to discuss TPMS best practices.

The event is slated for 10 a.m. on the opening day of the trade show – Tuesday, Oct. 30 – at the Las Vegas Convention Center.

The seminar “TPMS Best Practices: A Town Hall Meeting” will include a wide ranging list of speakers representing TPMS sensor and tool makers, suppliers and educators.

According to TIA, “This educational event will provide attendees with a wealth of information on standard operating procedures, ensuring that TPMS will create profits for their dealership. This unprecedented gathering of industry experts is designed to provide attendees with one voice on how to properly service and maintain these systems. All aspects of the TPMS industry are represented at this panel. They agree that the industry needs a unified voice, designed to offer standard recommendations, in order to make TPMS service less confusing.”

While TIA is still working on the speaker list, at least 11 experts have committed to participating.

For the latest GTE information updates, and how to register, visit the “Events” section of tireindustry.org.

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