Goodyear and Krone Trailer have signed an agreement which is expected to enhance tyre management and fleet efficiency.
The deal allows fleet customers with Krone trailers to seamlessly integrate with Goodyear TPMS Connect, without the need for additional hardware installation.
Through this collaboration, Goodyear TPMS Connect will be directly compatible with the existing telematics systems in Krone trailers. Fleet operators will benefit from Goodyear’s advanced tire pressure monitoring and predictive analytics, driving operational efficiency and improving safety across Europe.
“Krone is proud to collaborate with Goodyear in delivering the next level of intelligent fleet management to our customers. Through this partnership, our trailers will now offer advanced tire monitoring capabilities, seamlessly integrated with Goodyear TPMS Connect,” said Krone Trailer’s Head of Service, Ralf Faust. “This will provide fleets and the drivers with real-time tyre performance insights, helping to improve operational safety and efficiency.”
Goodyear TPMS Connect is a plug-and-play solution that uses the existing TPMS hardware in Krone trailers, providing fleets with advanced data analytics and decision-making tools. With this integration, Goodyear’s European fleet customers will be able to access all the benefits of Goodyear TPMS without the need for new hardware installations, ensuring they are equipped with Goodyear’s latest tire monitoring technology from the start.
“We are excited to expand our reach with Krone Trailer as our data partner for Goodyear TPMS Connect,” said Managing Director, Fleet Mobility EMEA at Goodyear, Piotr Czyżyk. “This partnership allows us to deliver the benefits of our TPMS Connect solution to Krone trailer owners across Europe, providing a seamless experience that supports fleet performance while reducing operational costs.”
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