A TPMS system that watches every single tyre.
The frameLOGIC TPMS system reports precise pressure and temperature for each tyre in real time, so an irregularity shows up as an alert, not as a damaged casing or a roadside stop. Built in cooperation with Continental; works with every tyre brand.
What does tyre pressure monitoring change in daily operations?
Instead of periodic gauge checks, the system reads pressure and temperature continuously and presents the data in real time, per vehicle and per single tyre. When a reading goes out of range, an email notification flags the irregularity, and a clear visualisation of the collected data shows where the problem sits. Correct pressure pays off in three places at once: driver and road safety goes up, tyres last longer, and fuel consumption comes down.
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Core features of the tyre control module
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Per-tyre readings
Precise pressure and temperature data for every single tyre, not just a warning light.
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Real-time data
Readings presented live, while the fleet is on the road.
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Email alerts
Notifications about irregularities land in the inbox before they become failures.
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Clear visualisation
Collected data shown in readable views, easy to act on.
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Any tyre brand
Built with Continental, yet the system works with every tyre brand.
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Theft protection
Tyre monitoring helps protect the fleet against tyre theft.
Pressure is one layer. The second one counts what a tyre costs over time.
Pressure monitoring watches the current state. The tyre module answers a different question: what this particular casing has cost, and whether it still pays off. Every tyre carries its own record with mileage, year of manufacture and load rating, plus the history of the vehicle it worked on. The system logs the activities and events tied to a tyre, tracks where it is, and keeps its cost record, while wear analysis shows which tyres go down faster than they should. The data collected here makes operating-cost settlement across the rest of the system more precise, so cost per kilometre stops being an estimate.

What the tyre module covers
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A record per tyre
Mileage, year of manufacture and load rating held against the single tyre, not against the vehicle.
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History in the vehicle
The full working history of a tyre in the vehicle it was fitted to.
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Tyre location
Where a given tyre currently sits: assigned to a vehicle or taken out of service.
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Activities and events
Every activity and event logged against the tyre it concerns.
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Cost record
Costs assigned to the individual tyre, which makes operating-cost settlement more precise.
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Wear analysis
Shows which tyres wear faster and under what duty, before a replacement becomes a roadside surprise.
Tyre pressure monitoring: common questions
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How does a TPMS system improve fleet safety?
Correct tyre pressure raises the safety of the driver, the vehicle, and other road users. Because the system watches every single tyre and flags irregularities by email, problems get handled in the yard instead of on the motorway.
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Does tyre pressure monitoring reduce fuel costs?
Yes. Keeping tyres at correct pressure lowers fuel consumption, and the same discipline extends tyre life. Both effects come from one habit the system enforces: no tyre runs under-inflated unnoticed.
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Which tyre brands does the system support?
All of them. The module was developed in cooperation with Continental, but it is brand-agnostic and works with every tyre brand running in the fleet.
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What is the difference between pressure monitoring and the tyre module?
Pressure monitoring tells you what a tyre is doing right now: its pressure and temperature, and whether it is losing air. The tyre module tells you what that tyre has cost and how it wears: it keeps the record, the history in the vehicle, the costs and the wear analysis. The first prevents a roadside failure; the second decides when and which tyre to buy next. Both work on the same tyres: replacement activities are logged by fleet maintenance, and tread-depth measurements reach the system from the vehicle handover inspection.
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Can we combine tyre control with other frameLOGIC modules?
Yes. It pairs naturally with GPS fleet tracking for full visibility of vehicle location and work, fuel management for consumption analytics and ecodriving, and fleet management for vehicle and driver records in one place.