React fast, eliminate downtime with TPMS
Reliable road safety with 24/7 tyre control – Webfleet TPMS
React fast, eliminate downtime with TPMS
Reliable road safety with 24/7 tyre control – Webfleet TPMS
Webfleet Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) checks your tyre pressure and temperature in real-time. With predictive tyre management, problems are detected before they lead to costly repairs or downtime. Whether you are transporting passengers or cargo – TPMS helps you ensure you get to your destination safely and on time.
Do you know?
The right Tyre Pressure Management System can positively impact your finances and safety in numerous ways.
20%
of commercial tyres on the road are significantly underinflated
+2.5%
increase in fuel consumption can be caused when a tyre is under-inflated by 20%*
90%
of tyre-related breakdowns are the result of slow leaks
Webfleet TPMS helps you
Detect issues before repairs or downtime are needed
Reduce breakdowns and service disruption
Enhance road safety
Save fuel
Optimise tyre mileage
Increase sustainability
Key features
Live view of your tyre pressure
See all your TPMS sensor-equipped vehicles and trailers with their latest tyre status1. Vehicle or trailer tyres identified with an issue are colour-coded to indicate the severity. A clear text description is also provided to explain the issue.
Real-time notifications
Receive a notification immediately when an abnormal tyre pressure or temperature issue is detected. Drivers can also choose to be notified when there’s a critical issue regarding the tyre pressure of the vehicle2.
Identify slow leaks
90% of tyre-related breakdowns are caused by slow leaks. Webfleet TPMS helps you spot slow pressure leaks before a driver possibly could. This reduces the risk of developing dangerously low pressure levels.
Whole-fleet TPMS solutions
Every fleet is unique, so we provide several methods for implementing the TPMS feature, with advanced solutions that cover a range of vehicle types and applications.
- Aftermarket TPMS: Uses LRX 100 and valve-mounted sensors
- Manufacturer TPMS: Uses OEM sensors
- LINK 350 for trailer only: Uses strap-mounted sensors
- OEM.connect for trailer only: No hardware required
Trailer support
If both truck and trailer are equipped with TPMS, you get the last known position of the trailer and which truck the trailer is connected to.
TPMS Tools app
Our dedicated Webfleet TPMS Tools app is designed to be used in your workshop or by your tyre dealer, simplifying the maintenance of the TPMS system.
More vehicle data
Webfleet TPMS is used in combination with a vehicle tracking device. You receive all the vehicle data you need, including location, odometer and more, on one interface3.
All you need to know about TPMS
How does TPMS know which tyre is which?
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How does TPMS know which tyre is which?
0Each tyre is equipped with a Tyre Pressure Monitoring System sensor, which monitors tyre pressure and temperature in real time. This data is transmitted from the tyre sensors to your Webfleet account. Equipping both truck and trailer with TPMS gives you location visibility on the trailer, making it easy to know which truck your trailer is connected to.
Are TPMS sensors required?
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Are TPMS sensors required?
0For TPMS to monitor tyre pressure and temperature, sensors are required. The sensors transmit data in real time, giving you 24/7 tyre control.
How are TPMS sensors powered?
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How are TPMS sensors powered?
0TPMS sensors work in combination with vehicle tracking devices. Seamlessly integrated, they provide you with location, odometer and other important vehicle data needed to keep your fleet safe and productive.
Are tyre pressure monitoring systems worth it?
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Are tyre pressure monitoring systems worth it?
0As a proactive safety measure, predictive tyre management greatly reduces the chance of blowouts. A tyre pressure monitoring system supports your bottom line by detecting issues before they lead to breakdowns and downtime. TPMS boosts fleet sustainability too, since well-maintained tyres last longer.
How Webfleet TPMS works
How Webfleet TPMS works
* LRX100 required for vehicles do not conform UN ECE R141.
* For only trailer solution does not require receivers.
* Manufacturer TPMS does not require receivers.
Advanced tyre technology: What does it mean for your fleet?
Our latest eBook deep dives into the new solutions, designs and materials optimising tyre performance and the potential impact on the sustainability, safety and cost effectiveness of your fleet.
Return on investment in six to nine months
Want to prevent tyre incidents from happening, keep your drivers safe and reduce your tyre costs? Request a call back from one of our experts and find out how Webfleet TPMS helps you achieve it all.
* Source: Bridgestone (based on 20% under-inflation, the impact may vary depending on the tyre specifications)
1 Webfleet TPMS supports rigid bodied trucks, tractor-trailer combinations, buses and coaches. TPMS functionality is currently only supported for trailers when the trailer is used together with a towing tractor fitted with Webfleet TPMS.
2 In-cab driver alerts available for PRO 2020/7350/8375/8475.
3 Webfleet TPMS is a service in addition to a Webfleet subscription. It is used in combination with a LINK 710/LINK 740 vehicle tracking device for data connectivity.
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