PressurePro™ TPMS Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems
Bring Added Safety, Fuel Economy and Increased Tire
Life Worldwide
Joseph Haddy
PressurePro TPMS Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems the
fastest growing TPMS aftermarket product in the US and
Asia, now sets it sights on the European marketplace.
PressurePro TPMS monitors up to 34 wheel locations,
displaying current tire pressures and can alert to low
tire pressure situations when pressures fall by 12.5%
and again at 25%.
(PRWEB) April 11, 2005 --
PressurePro TPMS Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems,
known for reliability, accuracy and ease of use, has
rapidly become the product of choice in the US marketplace.
Rising fuel prices and raw material costs for tires
are affecting businesses and consumers globally. PressurePro
TPMS systems not only can alert drivers to dangerous
low tire pressure situations, they maximize fuel efficiency,
braking, handling and tread wear, conserving resources
and lowering tire and fuel costs and increasing safety.
PressurePro, the emerging leader in the United States
TPMS aftermarket, now has their eyes set on the vast
global vehicle marketplace.
Demand is being generated worldwide, with PressurePro
now sold in North America and 17 countries worldwide
– and growing. PressurePro TPMS was officially released
to the United States RV, Auto, Bus and Truck markets
in March of 2004 and current demand exceeded expectations.
A study by J.D. Power and Associates of Westlake Village,
California, finds that tire pressure monitoring systems
topped the list of requested products, with 79% of consumers
indicating they would be willing to pay for a system
to monitor and alert them to low tire pressure. On average,
drivers check their tire pressures 3 times per year
or less (71% check their tires’ pressures less than
once a month and 6.5% never check them).
PressurePro TPMS checks your tire pressures 12,343
times per day (sensors measure pressure every 7 seconds).
PressurePro has pioneered the development of external
tire pressure monitoring systems by incorporating patented
electronic RF & antenna technologies to bring to market
a product that is versatile, reliable, durable, cost
effective, simple to install and easy to use.
PressurePro is capable of reading up to 34 tire positions,
in either PSI or kPA, with pressures up to 150 PSI or
1034 kPA. Small sensors (2/3oz) screw onto the valve
stems and constantly monitor tire pressures. The Monitor
plugs into the lighter accessory and displays current
tire pressures as well as alerting to low pressure levels
- when tire pressures fall by 12.5% and again at 25%.
PressurePro is distributed globally through approved
distributors, dealers and their website at: www.advantagepressurepro.com.
For additional information, contact: Joseph Haddy
– Director of Marketing Advantage PressurePro 205 West
Wall Street Harrisonville, Mo. 64701 USA Iowa. Tel:
319-298-0121 Mo. Tel: 816-887-3505 Toll Free: 800-959-3505
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