Retreading with intelligent tyres

Handling Instructions
- Any Continental medium/heavy truck tire can be specified as an intelligent tire, meaning it will have a rubber container (boot) and a TPMS sensor installed from the Continental plant.
- The boot and sensor do not impact the balance of the tire.
- Retreading an intelligent tyre requires special handling from the retreader.
- For warranty procedures, please refer to the warranty policy on the website.

- Handling Sensors
- Handling the Rubber Boot
- Fleet Policy
- Any Continental medium/heavy truck tyre can be specified as an intelligent tire, meaning it will have a rubber container (boot) and a TPMS sensor installed from the Continental plant.
- The boot and sensor do not impact the balance of the tyre.
- Retreading an intelligent tyre requires special handling from the retreader.
- For warranty procedures, please refer to the warranty policy on the website.
WARNING! Sensors in the retread curing chamber can create a fire hazard, due to the battery.
- If the boot was installed using Cyber Bond glue: leave it intact through the retread process and pull out after the retread process is complete.
- If the boot was installed using a REMA – Tip Top patch: leave it intact through the retread process and cut off the cup after the retread process is complete.
- Always install a new rubber boot before reinstalling the sensor.
- Each fleet must confirm their policy related to the sensors. The retreader must set up a manual process to support the fleet’s requirements.
- Does the fleet want their same sensors back?
This requires the retreader to keep sensors for each customer separated
- Should the sensors be placed back into the tires after retreading for further use?
This requires the retreader to install a new rubber boot to hold the sensor
- Should the sensors be placed back into the same tire?
This requires a Hand Held Tool for identification of the sensors