Feature

    RFID Tyre Tags, Explained

    A UHF RFID tag gives a tyre a unique digital identity that can be read without line of sight. It's the bridge between the physical tyre and its digital twin in TyreTrace.

    Built in at manufacture

    Some tyres leave the factory with an RFID tag embedded in the construction. The tag is protected inside the tyre and lasts as long as the casing, making it ideal for whole-of-life tracking.

    Fitted aftermarket

    Tyres already in service can be tagged with aftermarket RFID tags or patches. This lets fleets and race teams start tracking existing stock today rather than waiting for a full tyre replacement cycle.

    Why UHF RFID for tyres

    UHF RFID can be read at range and in bulk, so a technician can identify every tyre on a vehicle in seconds — even when dirty, mounted or stacked.

    • No line of sight needed
    • Works on mounted and stacked tyres
    • Compatible with industry-standard UHF RFID tags and hardware
    • Tag data structure aligned with the ISO 20910 tyre tag coding standard

    See TyreTrace with your own tyres.

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