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Home > Products > Automated tread depth reader boosts safety and returns for tyre supplier
Products 22 February 2024

Automated tread depth reader boosts safety and returns for tyre supplier

22 February 2024Updated:22 February 2024No Comments1 Min Read
DriveOver system for Stone Tyres
DriveOver system for Stone Tyres. Photo credit: Stone Tyres

Stone Tyres, a car tyre and wheel alignment provider, is utilising the TreadReader DriveOver tyre measurement system to enhance sales and ensure customer safety and value.

The system, implemented five years ago, has increased efficiency, functioning almost like an extra staff member and achieving a return on investment in around three years.

Director, John Stone highlights that the DriveOver offers 100% accuracy in measuring tyre tread depth and detects wheel misalignment. This capability allows Stone Tyres to provide alignment services for both safety and commercial benefits.

The system captures data through a laser system triggered by a pressure switch as vehicles pass over the ramp. The information is then transferred to the TreadReader management system, providing a 3D render of the tyre tread with automated comments and a simple tread depth summary in red, green, and amber colours.

Stone notes that the system ensures transparency, displaying accurate and easily readable information to customers regarding recommended tyre work or replacements. Additionally, the TreadReader system features automated air-powered shutters and cleaning features, minimising physical maintenance.

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