PSI's 2012 Commercial Fleet Tire Digest Now Available
Pressure Systems International is now offering a full set of Volume VI (Jan-Nov/Dec 2012) Commercial Fleet Tire Digest issues, as a printed spiral bound book.

Pressure Systems International is now offering a full set of Volume VI (Jan-Nov/Dec 2012) Commercial Fleet Tire Digest issues, as a printed spiral bound book.
The Commercial Fleet Tire Digest is a guide to reducing tire expenditures, launched in 2007 and published 11 times a year. Today, the Commercial Fleet Tire Digest is distributed electronically each month to more than 1,800 individuals.
In each issue Al Cohn, director of New Market Development and Engineering Support for PSI, discusses a subject of particular interest to fleet operators and others concerned with tire safety, wear and cost as well as how to enhance fuel economy through tire technology and use.
The printed books are a way to have this valuable information included in your library or passed on to drivers, technicians and anyone else responsible for getting the most from tires, which are typically the highest cost item for commercial vehicle operators.
Volume VI books can be ordered and past issues of the Commercial Fleet Tire Digest can be viewed and downloaded at http://www.psitiredigest.com/archive.
As a green-initiative company, PSI will limit the number of spiral bound books to the current volume (2012) only. For those wishing to print their own past volumes (Years 2007-2011), covers are also included on the archive page.
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