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Tyre prices up 33% in two years, connected vehicle tech will help fleets – epyx research

Date: 22nd September 2022 Author: Chris Anthony Comments: 0
Matt Waller, director of connected car at epyx’s parent company, Fleetcor (Photo: epyx)

New connected vehicle technology will help fleet improve tyre management after a 33 per cent increase in prices during the last two years, new research from epyx shows. Matt Waller, director of connected car at epyx’s parent company, Fleetcor, said that spiralling costs meant that both the monitoring of tyre performance in real time and prediction of future wear were becoming essential to controlling costs.

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