Myers Tire Supply Catalog Available In Print And On The Web

Myers Tire Supply Catalog Available In Print And On The Web

As an industry leader with products for servicing tire pressure monitoring systems, Myers Tire Supply is expanding the line to include the DVT pre-programmed sensors. The DVT sensors with dual valve technology allow the use of either a rubber snap-in or metal clamp-in valve on all sensors within the line. Dealers can cover 80 percent of all vehicles on the market with only six sensors. Sensors are ready to use right out of the box and do not require programming.

As an industry leader with products for servicing tire pressure monitoring systems, Myers Tire Supply is expanding the line to include the DVT pre-programmed sensors. The DVT sensors with dual valve technology allow the use of either a rubber snap-in or metal clamp-in valve on all sensors within the line. Dealers can cover 80 percent of all vehicles on the market with only six sensors. Sensors are ready to use right out of the box and do not require programming.

With the Alligator sens-it, Schrader EZ Sensor, Dill Redi-Sensor and now the DVT offering, Myers has the a solution to fit all of our customers needs.

To get your Myers Catalog, contact one of Myers Tire Supply’s 165 sales representatives, or online at www.myerstiresupply.com or call 1-800-998-9897.

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