Reply to "CONTINUOUS MONITORING OF TIRE PRESSURE"

peteriegelRCMBB Founder

This subject has laid idle for a while. One question that's not clear to me - does the method depend in any way on past performance of the tire, or is it self-contained within any given day?

If I buy a new tire and pressure gauge, can I use the method on the very first day? How?

Say I calibrate, and my pressure is 800 kPa. I begin to measure at 790 kPa. When I am done my pressure is 810 kPa. How do I know far I have gone?

1/27/061:33 AM

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