Tyre Assist has signed up to TiDaeX™ to leverage its access to e-jobsheet tablet technology and push jobs direct to dealer suppliers, benefiting both parties through enhanced visibility and administrative systemisation.

Enhancing Job Efficiency and Visibility through E-Jobsheet Technology

By sharing breakdown and service job instructions from Tyre Assist’s call management systems to connected dealers using e-jobsheet, the TiDaeX systemised link eliminates the need for dealers to re-key work information from Tyre Assist, ensuring greater accuracy and efficiency, significantly reducing the dealers’ admin workload.

Tyre Assist Is a Fully-Owned Subsidiary of TRS Tyres Ltd

Nathan Wintrip, operations manager for Tyre Assist, says, “We’ve noted how the success of TiDaeX integration for the use of e-jobsheet can provide clear and near real-time information sharing between parties, which improves the quality of data provided, benefiting both our business and the dealers’ businesses considerably.”

Steve Daly, director of MobileIT Apps, adds, “TiDaeX, through the e-jobsheet tablet app, unlocks genuine efficiencies by delivering direct connectivity that enhances the dealer subscribers’ useable day-to-day experience, saving them time, admin headache and costs, while at the same time ensuring greater visibility of work for Tyre Assist which hopefully might also amount to more work allocated to the participating dealer.”

Michelin, a renowned tyre manufacturer with a long history of excellence, has recently shared some useful tips on reducing running costs associated with tires. These cost-saving measures can be particularly beneficial for individuals, businesses, and organizations that rely heavily on vehicles.

Maintaining proper tyre pressure and wheel alignment, avoiding harsh acceleration and braking, and regularly monitoring tyre tread depth can all contribute to improved fuel efficiency, reduced tire wear and tear, and increased safety. By implementing these practices, drivers and businesses can prolong the lifespan of their tires, save on fuel costs, and minimize the risk of accidents caused by tyre-related issues.

Overall, Michelin’s tyre-related tips offer practical and effective solutions for reducing running costs associated with tires, which can benefit a broad range of individuals, businesses, and organizations.

It’s quite understandable that we often overlook the significance of our tires. We learned a lot about tyres since the first pneumatic tyre was invented by John Dunlop in 1888.

Now, we are committed to inspiring vehicle owners and drivers to regularly inspect their tires and treads or seek assistance from our extensive network. What’s truly remarkable is that tires are comprised of a multitude of elements, that exceed well over a hundred components, which encompass a wide array of materials, from textiles to steel cables, and a diverse range of rubbers and chemical compounds, all meticulously chosen to bestow specific properties to different parts of the tire. It’s a testament to the intricacy and engineering that goes into creating this essential component of your vehicle.

While many people are aware that tires are primarily composed of rubber, the truth is that they are an intricate amalgamation of various raw materials. In fact, tire components encompass a blend of natural and synthetic rubber, carbon black, silica, a multitude of chemical additives, antioxidants, curing systems, and reinforcement cables made from textiles and other materials. Each of these components plays a crucial part in enhancing the tire’s strength, longevity, and road performance.

To provide some perspective, Michelin, a renowned tire manufacturer, reveals that there are more than two hundred distinct ingredients in a typical tire, all of which are carefully chosen to influence their performance, safety, and efficiency. While rubber serves as the primary material, it is the harmonious combination of these diverse raw materials that culminates in the creation of a fully functional tire. This complexity showcases the tire industry’s dedication to delivering top-notch products that ensure safety and reliability on the road.

That’s a lot that can go wrong or wear out but also a lot of learning over the past 135 years since the first pneumatic tyre was invented by John Dunlop.

Resilience is at the forefront of Tyre Assist’s ethos. You may already know that the network operates 24/7, 365 days a year, and we’d like to introduce you to how we conduct our operations.

Our staff are highly trained to respond to any type of breakdown. Whether you are stranded in a city, on the motorway, on the countryside or you are in immediate danger. Our staff will look for accurate information, and ask you to confirm those, working out what other bits of information to find to assist.

These often vary; from tyre sizes, tyre positions, nature of tyre damage, load and speed indexes. Other times, our staff can challenge procedural drawbacks, to improve service delivery of our specific last-resort approach.

Our staff work well under pressure, and are naturally inquisitive, interested in their mission, which is to get vehicles across the country moving again.