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TPMS Tech Talk is the latest addition to www.TPMSAcademy.com and is a selection of educational content around TPMS service.

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Serviceable vs Replaceable TPMS Components    (~3 minute/s read)

One of the most important things you can do to ensure you are properly servicing TPMS is to fully understand all of the different parts of a TPMS sensor and what roles they play. In doing so, you will also discover why certain parts need to be serviced and why others require a complete replacement. These important details prove to be very useful for service professionals when explaining TPMS service requirements to customers.

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How to Store Seasonal Tyres and TPMS Sensors    (~2 minute/s read)

If you are using more than one set of tyres (summer and winter), you have likely had to figure out where to store each set after a seasonal tyre change. However, have you ever considered how to store your seasonal tyres properly? Did you know that proper storage of your tyres can prolong their lifespan and therefore save you extra cash?

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Explaining TPMS Sensor Types in Terms of Music    (~3 minute/s read)

The technology in vehicles is constantly changing and improving as cars become smarter. As always, with new technology comes more options, and TPMS is no exception. There are multiple types of TPMS sensors and deciding which one is the right for your business starts with a good understanding of each.

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How to Sell TPMS with Seasonal Tyres    (~2 minute/s read)

A seasonal tyre change is very important for driver safety and despite the increasing popularity of all-season tyres, Schrader strongly recommends changing to summer tyres once the temperature levels are above 7°C and then back to winter tyres when the temperature drops below 0°C.

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How to Check If a Vehicle Is Equipped with Direct TPMS     (~3 minute/s read)

There are several ways to check whether or not a vehicle comes equipped with direct TPMS. The easiest way is to watch the dashboard indicator lights at start-up. Turn the vehicle’s ignition switch to the "ON" or "AUX" position, or simply start the vehicle. Look for a TPMS warning light on the dashboard. Additionally, you can check the vehicle owner’s manual. There will be a section inside about TPMS, explaining the functionality of the system and how it works specifically for that vehicle.

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