Go to Maintenance > Tire Tracker. The page has two tabs:
- Tires – every tread reading you've recorded.
- Missing – units that don't have tread readings yet, so you know which ones still need to be measured.
In the Tires tab, each row is one tire position on one unit:
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Unit #: the vehicle or trailer number.
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Type: whether the unit is a vehicle or a trailer.
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Updated: the date the tread depth was last measured.
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Tire Positions: where the tire sits, for example Steer L or Drive 1 L Outer.
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Tread Depth: the depth measured at the last reading.
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Est. Current Depth: the estimated tread depth today, based on the last reading. A red value means the tread is low and the tire needs attention.
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Actions:
- The green pencil icon updates the reading.
- The red trash icon deletes it.
Other tools on this page:
- Use the search bar to find a unit.
- Use Filters to narrow the list.
- Use the column arrows to sort, for example by Est. Current Depth to put the most worn tires together.
- Use the dropdown at the bottom left and the page arrows to move through the list.
Record tread depth
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Measure each tire with a tread depth gauge.
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Click + Add Record in the top right.
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Under Basic, select the Unit # and choose the Type (for example, Vehicle).
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Enter each reading by choosing its value from the dropdown (0/32, 1/32, 2/32 and so on):
- Steer: Steer L and Steer R.
- Drive 1: L Outer, L Inner, R Inner and R Outer.
- Drive 2: L Outer, L Inner, R Inner and R Outer.
- For trailers, enter the Trailer 1 and Trailer 2 axles the same way.
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Save. Each tire position appears as its own row in the Tires tab, dated today.