A company that we have highlighted before is Ennis based TyreCheck, a global company that develops software and electronics to provide the best in class products and services to their customers including the majority of the biggest names in the tyre manufacturing and distribution industries worldwide.

It is the leading supplier of premium business automation, fleet and tyre management, CRM management and tyre sales solutions and services to the global tyre market.

Their products are developed with advanced technologies with the aim of providing the lowest cost of maintenance available. TyreCheck uses advance workflow techniques to make our products appealing to all user levels within an organization and they have developed a flexible and scalable system which can grow with customers.

TyreCheck is currently hosting data for well in excess of 500,000 vehicles in over 20 countries worldwide and it operates from offices in the US, Europe and the Far East. It employs about 75 people.

Superior TyreCheck tyre analysis technology, software and hardware equipment are simple to use and enables a full range of in-depth car, vehicle and fleet inspections and tyre rating reviews. It measures tyre performance, tyre pressure, tyre tread depth, and safety with our bespoke digital tyre pressure gauge and tyre pressure monitoring system TMPS+.

TyreCheck’s principles that have driven the business to the market leading position are Michael O’Dwyer, managing director and Jonathan Brennan, commercial director.

Latest success story for TyreCheck

For more than 50 years has been a leading provider of forecourt services to drivers. Love’s ‘Country Stores’ are fueling stations with a convenience store attached and their larger Love’s ‘Travel Stops’ are located on interstate highways and offer additional amenities such as food from restaurant chains such as Subway, trucking supplies, showers etc..

TyreCheck has answered their search for new ways to serve drivers through innovations such TIREPASS.

Check out this YouTube video here to see the details at work of their latest success story for yourself.

Here are some of the frequently asked questions on the Love’s website.

What is the fuel and tire inflation service lane?
TIREPASS is a fuel and tire inflation lane where a trained Love’s technician checks and inflates your tires for you while you fuel.
The technician will:
Check tire pressure
Automatically inflate low tires
Measure tread depth
Visually check tire and wheel assemblies
Note: Automatic inflation occurs in tires measuring 75-99% of the desired pressure you request of the Love’s technician. Tires under 75% of your desired pressure are considered run flat by the system and will not be inflated.

Do I receive a report of the results?
Yes. Pick up your detailed tire condition report at the diesel desk once the service is complete.

What are the benefits?
Regular use of the Fuel and Tire Inflation Lane service helps reduce downtime and breakdowns, increases fuel efficiency, promotes safety and prolongs tire life. In the long run, you save money.

How much does it cost?
For a limited time, your first TIREPASS visit is free. On future visits, you pay a low introductory price of $10 (trailer included for free).

How does it work?
Pull into the fuel lane marked TIREPASS, then press the call box button. A technician will come out and perform the TIREPASS service while you fuel. Once the service is finished a complete TIREPASS report will be ready for you to pick up at the diesel desk.

How fast is TIREPASS?
Our technician can check and inflate all of your tires in 10 minutes or less – about the time it takes for you to fuel. Customers are encouraged to register their vehicle on the first visit and utilize flow-through valve caps to speed up future visits.

Do I have to get the TIREPASS service to fuel in the featured lane?
Yes, this fuel lane is reserved exclusively for drivers who want to use the TIREPASS service.

What are the hours of operation?
TIREPASS is open: 7 a.m. – 11 p.m.; 7 days a week.

What if I have tire pressure monitoring systems or on-board tire inflations systems?
You should still use TIREPASS. The service can help you confirm the accuracy and reliability of your other systems. You will also receive tread depth measurement and a visual check of your tire and wheel assembly, which tire pressure monitoring systems and on-board inflation cannot do.