Nokian Intuiti ‘smart’ tyres available for tractors

Nokian Tyres introduced the Intuitu smart tires in Agritechnica 2019 fair in Hannover last November. Now Intuitu will be available for selected agricultural and contracting tractor tires, with sales starting from Finland.

Sensor-equipped smart tyres and mobile app

Nokian Tyres Intuitu consists of sensor-equipped smart tyres and a mobile application. The smart tires are registered in the Intuitu application, which shows the tire position and pressure as well as temperature data for all vehicles with smart tires.

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The smart tires are registered in the Intuitu application, which shows the tire position and pressure as well as temperature data for all vehicles with smart tires. – Photos: Nokian Tyres

In the app, the fleet owner can invite as many drivers and vehicles as needed. This means the driver can stay up to date and get alerts on the currently used vehicle, while the fleet manager can look at the big picture and get the most out of tires and machinery.

Nokian says machine manufacturers will benefit from a plug & play smart tire solution and the increased customer commitment it brings. The Intuitu registration also extends the tire warranty.

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In the app, the fleet owner can invite as many drivers and vehicles as needed. This means the driver can stay up to date and get alerts on the currently used vehicle, while the fleet manager can look at the big picture and get the most out of tires and machinery.

Sales of Nokian Tyres Intuitu start in Finland

Nokian Tyres Intuitu smart tire sales are starting gradually, first in Finland with the four flagship Nokian Tyres tractor tires – Nokian Ground King, Nokian TRI 2, Nokian Hakkapeliitta TRI and Nokian Tractor King. The factory will start shipping orders in September, and the Intuitu application will be available for download at the same time.

Nokian Tyres says tread depth measurement and integrating Nokian Tyres Intuitu with the machine’s own operating software are in development.

All a farmer has to do is look at his phone to see the conditions of his tyres.