Is it necessary to install a tire pressure monitoring system in a car?
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Installing a tire pressure monitoring system in a car allows for real-time monitoring of the tire conditions to ensure they are normal, guaranteeing safe driving and preventing potential tire hazards. Therefore, it is necessary to install one. Below is an introduction to the tire pressure monitoring system: The car's tire pressure monitoring system can automatically and continuously monitor the tire status by recording the rotation speed of the tires or through sensors installed inside the tires, providing safe and effective protection for driving. The sensors transmit data to the tire pressure indicator, which lights up to alert the driver to check the car's tire pressure. The tire pressure monitoring system is divided into indirect and direct systems. The indirect tire pressure monitoring system is used in most cars, while the direct system is relatively cheaper.
Honestly, installing a tire pressure monitoring system is really necessary. Once when I was driving on the highway, I suddenly felt the car shaking, and later found out the tire pressure was too low—it was almost a disaster. From a safety perspective, unstable tire pressure can lead to blowouts or loss of control, which is high risk. Installing TPMS allows real-time monitoring and early warnings to prevent accidents. In the long run, maintaining correct tire pressure saves fuel and reduces tire wear, making it economically practical. Personally, I feel much more at ease driving after installing it, especially when frequently traveling long distances or carrying family. The cost ranges from a few hundred to a thousand, but compared to the potential savings, it's worth it. In short, whether it's a new or old car, adding it is like a good insurance policy.
