In response to the increased pressure to reduce costs in the transport industry, Falken has created a comprehensive ‘Technical Support – Commercial Tyre Guide’ for truck and bus operators.
Falken Technical Guide for Truck and Bus Tyres
This new guide supports commercial customers to make informed decisions to reduce operating costs. It provides responses to questions such as:
- What factors extend performance through to the end of a tyre’s life?
- Why is winter the best season to fit new tyres to commercial vehicles?
- Why do individual tyres wear irregularly?
- How can a user maximise the lifespan of their tyres?
- What should be considered when checking air pressure during sub-zero temperatures?
- What are the effects of underinflation or overloading on tyres?
In addition to providing users with in-depth information surrounding the maintenance of bus and truck tyres, it also features a comprehensive fact file on commercial tyre use, such as air pressure recommendations and the potential added value of a tyre after the minimum tread depth has been reached.
“With this new Technical Guide, we are looking to build on the successes of our passenger car tyre guide that was released last summer. Numerous downloads and the overwhelmingly positive feedback from the market have encouraged us to launch this new edition that focuses on commercial vehicles,” says Daniel Hupke, manager of technical service and quality assurance at Falken Tyre Europe GmbH.
“We not only stand for tyres with an excellent price-performance ratio, but we also set the standards with our customer service experience. Whether it is manufacturer collaborations or tyre approvals, which are produced by our technical support team within the shortest possible time, the various services available on our website or the five-year warranty on our tyres, Falken offers a total package for partner organisations and consumers alike.”
Falken’s new 30-page guide is available now in English via the B2B dealer shop. Editions in additional languages such as German, Polish and Spanish are set to be released in due course.
