RFID tire tags are typically attached to the inner liner of a tire to identify and ensure that fleet vehicles are returning each day with their original tires. It tracks detailed information about the tire, such as date of manufacture, place of manufacture, tread wear, and the overall life of the tire in service, providing valuable data to the tire industry for tire maintenance and management.

Function of RFID tire tags

RFID tire tags use a UHF chip that automatically reads the unique identification number in the RFID tag when approached by an RFID reader, which can be associated with detailed information about a specific tire stored in a database.

Benefits

Tire Tracking: Monitor tire usage, including rotations, retreads and overall wear to optimize maintenance schedules.
Supply Chain Management: Enables tracking of tires throughout the supply chain, from production to retail.
Anti-counterfeiting: Helps identify and prevent counterfeit tires by providing a unique identifier that can be verified.
Recycling optimization: Provides data on the history of tires for proper recycling or disposal.

Pictures of RFID Tire Tags

RFID Tire Tags Parameter

Size	95x35mm	Material	Rubber
Chip	Impinj Monza R6-P/NXP UCODE 8 or custom	Capacity	128 Bits
Frequency	860-960MHZ	Protocol	ISO/IEC 18000-6C
Working Mode	Writable and Readable	Write & Read Times	100000 times
Reading Time	1-2MS	Service Life	≥10 years
Reading Distance	1-4M according to the reader and environment
Application	Tire Asset Management, Inspection, Tracing, Transport Management, Access Control, Annual Inspection Management