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Under inflation is the number one cause of tire failure according to Goodyear. Improper tire inflation can also lead to low mile per gallon and increase the risk of a blowout. Tire Pressure monitoring systems are a cost effective way to notice if there is an unsafe change in your tire pressure. At a glance you can see if your tires are underinflated.
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Tire under-inflation is the leading cause of premature tire failure. Even though checking and adding air is a simple task, it can be time-consuming. It is easy to talk yourself out of checking air pressures on all 24 tires of an 8-axle trailer in the middle of winter. The Link Cat’s Eye TPMS offers a convenient way to check the pressures visually and fill both duals from a single point. The easy to see Cat’s Eye dome gives a visual confirmation that your tires are at the correct pressure or that they need attention, so you only spend time checking the tires that need it.
Each Cat’s Eye assembly is set for a certain PSI rating and this should match the PSI that is being run in your tires. When the Cat’s Eye dome has completely closed the set of dual tires that the Cat’s Eye is attached to are at the correct set pressure. If the eye is slightly open the tires are slightly below pressure and as the eye opens more it is a signal that the tires are severely underinflated. If the eye is at any position besides fully closed the tires should be checked and the pressure adjusted.
Besides making the checking and filling of your tires more convenient, the Cat’s Eye system also helps extend the life of dual tires by equalizing the pressures between them. A 5% difference in air pressure can cause the lower pressure dual tire to be dragged 13 feet every mile. This drastically shortens tire life by causing wear and generating heat. The extra resistance causes higher fuel costs by lowering MPG and the heat can cause blowouts.
When choosing a set of Cat’s Eye TPMS there are some options that should be considered.
Installing the Cat’s Eye system is easy and can be accomplished with only hand tools.
The Cat’s Eye Tire Pressure Monitoring System is an easy way to monitor your tire pressures any time you do a walkaround of your truck and trailer. The system is cost-effective with an average return on investment in 3-6 months and easy to self-install. If you have questions about the Cat’s Eye system or need help finding the correct system for your truck and trailer please give us a call at 1-800-358-4751 or reach out to us at TruckSpring.com, we will be glad to help you find the parts that you need.