Under Pressure: Your TPMS System

Flats, blow outs, skids and longer stopping distances can all be the result of Deep River drivers driving around ON on under-inflated tires. Now, it’s hard to tell when a radial tire is under-inflated but your Everitt's Service Centre service advisor can help you. The tire may not look low until it gets below 9 kilograms – which is significantly under-inflated.

Your newer vehicle or light truck might be equipped with a tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS). This technology has been used by ON race car drivers for years. They are able to head off problems from under inflation by closely monitoring tire pressure on the track.

Obviously, TMPS systems don’t come free for Deep River car buyers. Studies have estimated the net costs of the TPMS system itself, maintaining the system, replacement of worn or broken parts and tire repair cost increases. The costs are partially offset for Deep River drivers by savings in fuel and tire wear. There’s also a saving in pricey property damage and travel delay for Deep River drivers. The net cost is estimated to be between $27 and $100.

The government predicts fewer fatal accidents. They estimate that is will cost between three and nine million dollars for every life saved. This newer safety equipment will help Deep River motorists avoid the most common vehicle failure, and possibly a catastrophic accident.

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Everitt's Service Centre
33209 Hwy 17 W Po Box 998
Deep River, ON K0J 1P0
613-584-2270

At Everitt's Service Centre we install quality NAPA replacement parts.