· Continental Group pushes direct tire pressure monitoring in China

Recently, auto parts supplier Continental said that its direct tire pressure monitoring system can not only accurately monitor tire pressure, but also effectively reduce carbon dioxide emissions, making driving safer and more environmentally friendly.

To this end, Continental recommends that all OEMs carry direct tire pressure monitoring systems on new models, and call on China to develop regulations to promote the loading and use of direct tire pressure monitoring systems.

According to reports, unlike indirect tire pressure monitoring, the direct tire pressure monitoring system uses sensors installed in four tires to collect tire pressure and temperature information, and transmits and displays the collected information through RF signals and vehicle information networks. The dashboard allows the driver to receive accurate tire information in real time.

At the same time, Continental's tire information system also has an inflatable auxiliary function, through the visual reminder (light or smart phone application help) or prompt tone reminder, to help the driver adjust the tire pressure to the appropriate tire pressure.

In addition, a series of innovative functions are under development, such as the tire depth monitoring function, which can remind the driver to change the tires in time through the tire mark information; the vehicle load function allows the driver to understand the load, avoid overload, and adjust the tire according to the load. Pressure.

According to Tire World Network, Continental has more than 10 years of development and production experience in the field of direct tire pressure monitoring systems, with sales, production and R&D networks in North America, Europe and Asia.

At present, the group is the world's leading supplier of direct tire pressure monitoring systems, including international automakers, as well as domestic automakers such as GAC and Great Wall.

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