Tire Health and Uptime

A Common Story

One regional carrier was losing thousands each month to emergency road calls. Drivers often left the yard with under-inflated or overheated tires, unaware of the risk, and breakdowns followed.

Fewer roadside failures

Continuous monitoring helps prevent unexpected tire-related breakdowns.

Longer tire lifespan

Optimized pressure and early alerts keep tires performing at their best for longer.

Lower costs annually

Proactive maintenance reduces expensive roadside service events.

Technology That Drives Tire Health

From tire pressure sensors to advanced gateways and technician tools, Phillips Connect technology delivers the data you need to prevent failures, extend tire life, and keep your fleet moving.

Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)

Continuously monitor tire pressure and temperature. Instant alerts flag slow leaks, punctures, or heat buildup before they cause a roadside failure.

Connect1 Platform

Aggregates tire health data into one intuitive dashboard. Provides predictive analytics and prescriptive alerts to help fleets schedule maintenance before issues turn into downtime.

TechAssist Application

Puts live trailer and tire health data in a technician’s hands. Enables quick diagnostics and efficient service to get equipment back on the road faster.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does tire pressure monitoring reduce roadside breakdowns?

Real-time tire pressure monitoring gives fleets immediate alerts for slow leaks, underinflation, or overheating. Acting on these alerts early helps prevent blowouts and unplanned roadside service events.

What kind of tire alerts can I receive from Phillips Connect?

You’ll receive instant notifications for issues like low pressure, rapid pressure loss, and high tire temperature. Alerts can be sent directly to the driver via our DriverAssist app, as well as on the Connect1 platform.  

Can Phillips Connect tire data help extend tire lifespan?

Yes – by keeping tires at optimal pressure and catching small issues early, fleets reduce uneven wear and avoid running on under-inflated tires. Over time, this translates into longer-lasting tires and lower costs.

What is fleet trailer tire health monitoring?

Fleet trailer tire health monitoring is a comprehensive system that uses sensors (often part of a Tire Pressure Monitoring System – TPMS) and data analytics to continuously track the critical health metrics of every tire on a trailer. It goes beyond simple pressure alerts to monitor temperature, pressure trends, and wear patterns, providing a complete picture of tire condition to prevent failures and optimize performance.

How does this system help prevent dangerous blowouts?

The system acts as an early warning system to prevent small problems from becoming big failures. Instead of waiting for a tire to fail catastrophically on the road, the monitoring system provides proactive alerts. It can notify a driver or fleet manager of a gradual pressure loss from a slow leak, or a rising temperature caused by an under-inflated tire flexing too much. This advanced notice allows for the issue to be addressed at the next safe stop or during planned maintenance, effectively preventing the majority of heat-induced blowouts before they can occur.

What is the life expectancy of a trailer tire?

There is no single answer, as tire life is highly variable. While manufacturers may provide a mileage or year estimate (e.g., 5-7 years), actual life is determined by inflation pressure, load weight, road conditions, alignment and mechanical issues, and driving habits.
A tire health monitoring system directly addresses these factors, helping to maximize the tire’s potential lifespan by ensuring it operates under ideal conditions.