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Truck-Lite integrates P.S.I. tire management solutions into Road Ready system

Truck-Lite Co., LLC has integrated Pressure Systems International (PSI) automatic tire inflation and tire pressure monitoring systems data into the Road Ready system via its SmartBridge Integrator.

David Sickels
By David Sickels
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Truck-Lite Co. LLC has integrated Pressure Systems International (PSI) automatic tire inflation and tire pressure monitoring systems data into the Road Ready system via its SmartBridge Integrator (SBI).

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Released in 2018, the SBI bridges OE trailer systems with the Road Ready network, which communicates trailer data to a fleet dispatcher and provides greater insight into a trailer environment, according to Truck-Lite. The recent integration with PSI allows any fleet to access critical tire data and avoid downtime by taking preventive action.

The SBI will transmit data from both the PSI Trailer ATIS and TireView TPMS, which work together to provide data regarding tire health. The integration with Road Ready makes this data available to a fleet’s back office through the Road Ready user interface.

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