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‘Wheely’ safe solutions

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Published: October 13, 2017
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Wheely Safe was promoting its new wheel loss detection system at the show, launched this summer, the first that alerts the driver when a wheel is coming loose in motion.

The system also incorporates alerts for tyre pressure and temperature, and brake and hub overheating.

On the same stand, Fit2Go launched its new Michelin Tyre Pressure Management System, suitable for minibuses. It’s a solar-powered, wireless system that warns drivers within 5-15 seconds of changes to their tyre pressures.

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