Install ER14250 with 2PT for internal wheel module sensor

The placement of the Vehicle Sensors near the valve, at the deepest point of the disc contour, facilitates the identification of the installation position for future tire projects, aiming to simplify the process of determining kilometers during tire installation.

The timely acquisition of tire condition data is facilitated by the tire pressure monitoring system. It is important to note that the tire pressure of each vehicle is independent, and the manufacturer provides the specified tire pressure in the technical documentation.

Insufficient tire pressure can lead to various noticeable situations. One indication is excessive fuel consumption, which means that the vehicle requires more fuel to operate efficiently. Another sign is when the vehicle turns to one side, causing imbalanced handling. Moreover, it becomes challenging to turn the vehicle due to the lack of tire pressure. These issues can arise from insufficient tire pressure and should be addressed promptly to ensure smooth and safe driving experiences.

High tire pressure can cause a range of negative effects on the vehicle including faster tire deterioration, unstable driving on hills, increased noise inside the vehicle and increased load on the suspension. It is important to keep the tire pressure within the recommended range to maintain optimal vehicle performance and safety. Failure to do so can result in costly repairs and even pose a risk to the driver and passengers. So, always check your tire pressure regularly and adjust it if needed to avoid potential issues on the road.