Tire identity
Each tire is recorded with serial, size, brand, tread, DOT, vehicle and EPC data.
- DOT and serial
- Vehicle match
- EPC identity
Visual overview
RfidSpace platform overview
Summarizes the controlled digital process from tag to report.
RfidSpace tracks each tire from receiving to vehicle mounting, rotation, service and storage through durable RFID identity.
Fleet and service tracking
Mounted, removed, stored or serviced tires are tracked with movement history.
- On-vehicle status
- Warehouse status
- Service movement
Loss and mix-up prevention
RFID validation reduces wrong vehicle, warehouse or customer assignments.
- Wrong tire alert
- Customer tracking
- Storage location
RFID tire tracking system workflow
1. Tire record is created
Size, brand, serial, customer and vehicle data are registered.
2. RFID tag is applied
A durable UHF tag is applied and matched with EPC.
3. Movements are read
Warehouse, service, mounting, removal and shipment movements are validated.
4. Lifecycle is reported
Usage, rotation, maintenance, loss and stock reports are generated.
Fleet software integration
Vehicle, plate, driver, service and maintenance records can be linked with fleet or ERP systems.
- Vehicle record
- Maintenance plan
- Service logs
Location reports
The current warehouse, shelf, vehicle or service point of each tire can be monitored.
- Warehouse location
- On-vehicle stock
- Missing list
Hardware, tag and integration layer
Tire RFID tag
Adhesive, body and protection class should match tire surface and usage conditions.
UHF handheld
Used for tire search, counts and movement validation.
Fixed reader
Used at dense transition points for automatic movement capture.
FAQ
Is RFID read range fixed for tires?
No. It depends on tag type, tire structure, placement and antenna settings.
Can maintenance be tracked?
Yes. Mounting, removal, rotation, service and maintenance movements can be attached to tire history.