Meanwhile, Back at NHTSA, TPMS Problems Are Never Dealt With
We started publishing consumer letters regarding TPMS problems. They came in response to a recap of dealer complaints about certain makes/models of vehicles sporting unique TPMS issues, particularly corrosion. The letters just keep coming… “I previously commented on the number of failures I’ve encountered, 7 or 8 out of 12 tires, last one leaking and
TPMS Parts Catalog
The VDO 2014 TPMS Replacement Parts Program catalog features the latest application validations for the VDO REDI-Sensor Multi-Application TPMS sensor service solution, which now provides extensive coverage for domestic, Asian and European vehicles in North America with just four sensor SKUs. Additionally, the overall VDO TPMS Replacement Parts Program has been expanded with additional coverage
TPMS: Educating the Consumer Benefits Your Shop
Let’s all face it, nobody gets into the tire business for the cheering crowds or the recognition and deep respect of our fellow man. If you did, I’d like a sample of what you’ve been smoking, please. No, we’re all in the tire business to make money, but unfortunately that’s been getting a bit harder
It’s No Waste of Time
Let’s face it, dealing with TPMS issues can be a screamingly complex, headache-inducing endeavor that leaves techs and customers alike confused and angry. Some of that complexity is built into the technology, while most comes in the NHTSA regulations surrounding it. But there are ways to reduce the headaches for all involved, and most of
Continental Releases New TPMS Sensor
Continental Commercial Vehicles & Aftermarket expanded its TPMS coverage with a new variant for its multi-application TPMS sensor program – the 315MHz sensor. According to Continental, its new 315 MHz sensor adds coverage to more than 15 million additional vehicles in North America. The sensor adds coverage for Audi, Mercedes, Volkswagen, Volvo, GM truck (“PWM”),
TIA Releases ‘Tire Safety Starts With TPMS’ Video
TIA has released “Tire Safety Starts with TPMS,” the second in a series of consumer educational videos slated for 2013.