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For most fleets, however, quality trumps price over time — provided you're prepared to protect your investment, and manage it to get maximum return. You stretch your budget by minimizing unplanned tire events while striving for maximum casing life, and thus minimum cost per mile. You wouldn't put a drive tire on a steer position, or a regional steer tire on a long-haul truck. Tires and retreads come in a dizzying array of tread patterns and compounds optimized for a certain job. Getting the right tire for the job will improve your odds of getting the best life from the tire.How effective your management program appears on the balance sheet depends on how comprehensive a tire maintenance program you already have. If you're lax in maintaining tire pressure, any system you buy will produce amazing results.“The worse a guy is at maintaining his tires, the bigger return he's going to see,” says Matt Wilson, business unit manager for controls at Hen-drickson. “If all his tires are running 20% to 30% underinflated consistently, he'll see tremendous results at first with a tire inflation system.

On the other hand, a fleet that is very good at maintaining tires won't see as big a return because they are already at or close to the proper pressure.”Proper inflation for the load is documented to improve both tire life and fuel economy, so there's a double payback there. But tires don't always stay properly inflated, and they have a habit of going flat at the most inopportune times.Tire pressure monitoring and automatic inflation systems can add value to the tire management plan with very little upfront cost, and they keep paying back long after you have made your return on investment. According to Al Cohn of Pressure Systems International, manufacturers of the Meritor Tire Inflation System, most users will see a payback within 12 months.“Initially, if the system saves two tires, it's paid for itself. But four or five years out, if it's still saving a couple of tires per year per trailer, you're money ahead.”Since inflation systems are not widely available for power units, a tire pressure monitoring system can help prevent tire damage from run-flat conditions or outright tire failure by alerting the driver to a problem.

Telematics now allow low-pressure condition notifications to be distributed through the system, so action can be taken to save the tire by someone other than the driver.“TPMS 2.0 is a fleet-focused concept where data obtained from the tires is sent immediately to the fleet so a manager can make the maintenance call, instructing the driver how to proceed,” says Peggy Fisher, president of TireStamp.In addition to the practical aspects of minimizing underinflated tires, some TPMS systems provide an operational history of the tire, which can be used to demonstrate due diligence in tire maintenance, points out Phil Zaroor, president of Advantage PressurePro. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's CSA program also requires fleets to keep records of tire service and proof of repairs.“The data tracking capabilities of certain systems can help in this regard as well,” Zaroor says.We spent 4.5 hours reading reviews from experts and users. In summary, this is what runners think: The good It features a rugged textile upper with bonded abrasion panels that is fairly breathable.

The superb comfort of the Under Armour Fat Tire is highly appreciated by several runners. The shoe uses a WildGripper sole that gives the shoes an impressive grip on muddy and rocky terrain. Most runners took note of the shallow stretch upper of the Fat Tire that provides a snug fit. The cushioning and responsiveness of this shoe gained positives reviews from several runners. The bad Several runners found the Fat Tire heavy. The shoe is slightly expensive. Bottom line The Under Armour Fat Tire is a neutral trail running shoe that offers comfort, impressive cushioning and snug fitting. Though slightly expensive, this shoe will not disappoint. It will keep your feet warm and protected. Full review by Gelder Lewis Full review by Paul Cuno-Booth Endurance Review • • by Runner's World • • by Believe in the Run • • by Freakin' Reviews • • by Running Competitor • • by Competitor Running • • by Holabird Sports • • by Trail Runner Magazine • • by 1) The good 2) The bad 3) Bottom line 4) Rankings 5) Expert reviews 6) Trend graph 7) Updates 8) Size and fit 9) Outsole ) Midsole ) Upper UpdatesThe Under Armour Fat Tire features the Michelin WildGripper outsole with aggressive lugs.

The outsole design is inspired from the fat tire off-road bike that delivers reliable grip and traction especially on uphill runs. The midsole of the shoe was also improved. It uses the Charged cushioning foam that delivers impact protection and rebound. This works perfectly with the bottom-loaded foam that delivers added comfort and underfoot protection. The Fat Tire also features the Under Armour Strom1 technology. It uses the moisture-wicking fabric that repels water, keeping the foot drier even on slightly wet conditions. This gives the foot the necessary moisture protection without sacrificing the upper’s breathability feature. Size and fitThe Fat Tire is available in standard running shoe length. This shoe has a wider forefoot, and it gives a snug fit in the midfoot and heel area. The toe box is in medium volume. This shoe can comfortably accommodate those medium-sized foot and those who have slightly wider foot. OutsoleThe outsole unit of the Fat Tire is uniquely designed. It is inspired by the fat tire off-road bikes.

It features the multi-directional lugs that gives reliable traction on varied terrains. It provides impressive cross-slope grip which is very necessary on steep terrain. This outsole compound is also made durable for long-term use. MidsoleThe midsole of the Fat Tire uses the iconic Charged cushioning system that delivers durable underfoot protection, unmatched energy return and support. The Charged foam is engineered to deliver a softer cushioning for high rebound. The bottom-loaded foam is also strategically placed underneath the Charged foam to give additional underfoot cushioning. This cushioning system is really designed for underfoot protection and to efficiently convert landing forces to forward energy. UpperThe upper of the Under Armour Fat Tire provides a breathable coverage. It uses high performance and durable outdoor textile. Aside from the comfortable feature, the upper built is durable enough to survive the toughest terrain. With the UA Storm1 technology, the foot is kept dry throughout the run.