TyrePal TMPS ensures correct tyre pressure - remotely

The TyrePal range of tyre pressure monitoring systems (TPMS) has a device for all types of vehicle, from cars and vans to commercial vehicles, caravans, trailers and motor homes. Sensors simply screw on to the tyre valves in place of the normal dust caps and they have an integral anti-theft design. For cars and vans, the TB99 is a small dashboard mounted monitor that continuously displays the pressure of four tyres simultaneously and can be set up to monitor the spare tyre as well, while the TC215B system
July 7, 2016 Read time: 2 mins

The 8455 TyrePal range of tyre pressure monitoring systems (TPMS) has a device for all types of vehicle, from cars and vans to commercial vehicles, caravans, trailers and motor homes.

Sensors simply screw on to the tyre valves in place of the normal dust caps and they have an integral anti-theft design.

For cars and vans, the TB99 is a small dashboard mounted monitor that continuously displays the pressure of four tyres simultaneously and can be set up to monitor the spare tyre as well, while the TC215B system  monitors anything from two tyres on a single axle caravan to 12 tyres on a motor home and trailer.

The TC215 heavy duty system is a versatile tyre pressure monitoring system for all kinds of heavy vehicles, including heavy goods vehicles with trailers. In addition, TyrePal also produces a TPMS for heavy haulage applications – the TC38 continuously monitors tyre pressure and temperature for up to 38 wheels.

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