New TireStat Commercial-Grade TPMS Is Released by Mobile Awareness, LLC
CLEVELAND, OHIO – Mobile Awareness, LLC, a provider of transportation safety products, has released TireStat, Tire Pressure Monitoring & Maintenance System (TPMS) products geared toward commercial trucks, trailers, buses, off-road, construction, utility vehicles, and RVs.
CLEVELAND, OHIO – Mobile Awareness, LLC, a provider of transportation safety products, has released TireStat, Tire Pressure Monitoring & Maintenance System (TPMS) products geared toward commercial trucks, trailers, buses, off-road, construction, utility vehicles, and RVs.
TireStat is a tire pressure monitoring system that provides increased fuel economy, enhanced safety, maximized tire casing life, and extended tire wear. The light weight TireStat sensors are mounted externally on the valve stem allowing air input without sensor removal.
TireStat is preprogrammed by wheel position for easy installation, yet can be easily altered by the user. This exclusive design allows customers to optionally program their own warning alert levels by axle position. TireStat not only detects under-inflated, over-inflated and rapid leaking tires, it also monitors tire temperature.
In addition, the TireStat rechargeable handheld monitor functions as a portable tire gauge. As a result, the user can monitor actual tire pressure while adjusting each tire’s inflation level. All TireStat systems include an easily mounted transceiver that assures continuous transmission of the wireless signals without the need to install multiple antennas.
TireStat features include an integrated anti-theft locking mechanism for the sensors, which are housed in a rugged nylon encasement with a five- to seven-year battery life. Sensors are designed for harsh environments and operate in all weather conditions within a pressure range of 15 PSI to 150 PSI.
For more information, visit www.MobileAwareness.com.
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