Fleets who invest in tire pressure monitoring systems (TPMS) will also need to acquire TPMS readers, which are handheld devices that pull data and help ensure your investment is working like it should. After all, sensors can fail on occasion and the batteries don’t last forever, and fleets need to be ready to repair and replace them.
“TPMS tools decode the sensor data such as ID, pressure, frequency, battery status, and accelerometer,” said Danijela Haskin, product manager at Bosch. “They also activate recognized OEM and universal TPMS sensors when sensors are replaced.”
TPMS readers also include the ability to diagnose, test, repair, and reprogram vehicles’ TPMS components.
Full capabilities vary from brand to brand, so check out some of the latest TPMS readers below to help you decide which is best for your operations.