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Wheely-Safe appoints first engineering director

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Wheely-Safe has appointed Caelan Kilduff to the newly created position of engineering director. Kilduff will report directly to group managing director, Gary Broadfield. His appointment by the Staffordshire-based technology company comes as the company prepares to expand its range of intelligent tyre pressure monitoring, wheel loss, and brake temperature sensing systems for the commercial vehicle, construction, agricultural and fleet car and van sectors.

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Michelin licensee Fit2Go aims to make checking tyre pressures easy

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Michelin Wheel Safe recognised for its contribution to improving fleet safety

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Global Michelin licensee Wheely-Safe has secured a second national award for its pioneering Michelin Wheel Safe technology after winning the Fleet Safety Product (in-vehicle) category at the Brake Fleet Safety Awards 2019.

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TyreSafe award for Michelin Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) – Bike

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The Michelin Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) – Bike has been crowned the winner of the Innovation & Use of Technology Award at The TyreSafe Awards ceremony. Designed by Global Michelin licensee Fit2Go TPMS, the product was launched onto the European market in January 2019 – introducing new levels of safety for riders, for whom tyre condition is critical.

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Michelin TPMS – Bike launched to protect riders from risk of tyre failures

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Wheely-Safe introduces wheel & tyre solution for heavy fleets

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