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About Okelcor
B2B and B2C tyre wholesale company headquartered in Munich, Germany. Supplying premium tyres to distributors and fleets across Europe, Africa and the Middle East.
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ISO 9001:2015
Certified by qm-solutions GmbH, Germany
Valid until January 2026
ISO 9001 certified
Audited quality management
REX registered exporter
EU preferential-origin paperwork included
Container & pallet supply
Sea and road freight, tracked door to door
PCR · TBR · OTR · Used
Four ranges, one supplier, one invoice
Four ranges, one supplier
Every range ships with the same export paperwork and the same invoice.
Buying for a business?
Open a trade account and buy at wholesale terms. Applications are reviewed by a person, usually within one working day.
Trade pricing
Wholesale rates on container and pallet volumes, quoted in writing.
Your documents in one place
Order confirmations, proformas, invoices and shipping papers, all in your portal.
Reorder in one click
Saved sizes and past orders make the second purchase a two minute job.
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From the tyre desk
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TPMS Guide
How Long Do TPMS Sensor Batteries Last?
Direct TPMS sensors rely on internal lithium-ion batteries that typically last between 5 and 10 years, or roughly 50,000 to 100,000 miles. Because these batteries are permanently sealed inside a hard resin casing to protect them from the harsh environment of the tire cavity, they cannot be replaced individually; a dead battery requires replacing the entire sensor unit. When one sensor fails due to age, it is highly recommended to replace all four simultaneously to avoid paying multiple labor and mounting fees in the near future.
TPMS Guide
Does Tire Sealant (Fix-a-Flat) Ruin TPMS Sensors?
Using tire sealants like Fix-a-Flat on vehicles with Direct TPMS can clog the sensor's microscopic pressure port or cause long-term corrosion, effectively breaking the early warning system. While sealants labeled "TPMS Safe" are water-soluble and less corrosive, they will still permanently ruin the sensor if a mechanic does not dismount the tire and wash the fluid off before it cures. Conversely, vehicles equipped with Indirect TPMS have no internal hardware, meaning you can safely use emergency sealants without the risk of damaging costly electronics.
TPMS Guide
Why Does the TPMS Light Come on in Cold Weather?
The TPMS warning light frequently illuminates during the first cold snap of the season because cold temperatures cause the air inside your tires to condense, dropping the pressure by about 1 PSI for every 10°F decrease. While driving often heats the tires and temporarily turns the light off by expanding the air, it is crucial to manually check and inflate your tires to the recommended cold pressure to ensure safe winter handling.
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