Pneumatic pressure check
🎥 Pneumatic Pressure Effects: Understanding the Impact
Watch these videos to discover how small variations in pneumatic pressure can have a significant impact on their performance and durability. Also, learn why maintaining optimal pressure is essential and how regular checks can prevent major problems on the road.
It’s undeniable that a variation of a few tenths of a bar in tire pressure is enough to damage them.
Indeed, tire manufacturers strongly recommend regular and systematic inspections.
Main recommendations:
- Use a precise and calibrated device.
- The pressure must be checked with a tire at ambient temperature.
- After mounting a tire, the pressure must be checked within 24 hours.
- A hot tire must be quickly detected, removed, and checked.
- Pressures on the same axle must be identical.
- Adjust pressures according to the size, usage, type of vehicle, and their positions on the axles.
- In case of deviation from the recommended pressure, with a variation between -0.3 and 0.6 bar, immediate correction must be made.
- The pressure must be checked against the recommended pressure with a variation between -0.3 and 0.6 bar; immediate correction must be made.
Upon reading these recommendations, only a permanently mounted device can meet these strict requirements.
With OptiPneu, we are able to meet all of them without it becoming an operational constraint. Moreover, as soon as a discrepancy is detected, the system corrects it immediately. It alerts you and protects the tires, your vehicle, and your driver. This helps you avoid taking risks.
Michelin White Paper: The Importance of Tire Inflation Pressures
Discover Michelin’s white paper. It highlights the importance of proper tire inflation pressures. Adequate pressure ensures safety, performance, and tire longevity. With this document, gain insights into the impact of adjusted pressures. Learn how this improves road safety and fuel economy.
🔍 Download the white paper now to learn more about best practices for tire pressure management.