Fleet technology provider TreadTracker has been named as an official Commercial Partner of TyreSafe and will headline sponsor the organisation's 20th Anniversary Annual Briefing this June, a partnership the two organisations say reflects a shared commitment to safer roads and stronger compliance standards.
The announcement marks a significant moment for both parties. As regulatory expectations on fleet operators continue to tighten, TreadTracker positions itself as a technology-driven answer to the growing demand for smarter, more transparent tyre safety management.
TreadTracker's platform brings together a suite of compliance tools in one place, including instant defect reporting, structured inspection planning, enhanced data visibility, and automated month-end reporting. The system is also designed to support operators' environmental, social and governance (ESG) obligations, providing clear audit trails and documentation that simplify compliance processes.
By reducing administrative burden and streamlining reporting workflows, the platform aims to give fleet operators greater confidence in their tyre safety procedures, and help ensure those procedures stand up to scrutiny.
The partnership coincides with a period of change at TreadTracker. Sally Taylor has recently been appointed as Chief Executive Officer, bringing with her a strong background in technology leadership. Under her direction, the company is entering a new phase focused on innovation, operational efficiency, and deeper industry collaboration.
“We are incredibly proud to become a Commercial Partner of TyreSafe and to headline sponsor such a significant milestone event. Tyre safety and fleet compliance are critical priorities for the industry. At TreadTracker, we are committed to delivering technology that makes inspection processes simpler, more transparent and more effective. We look forward to working closely with TyreSafe to support safer, smarter tyre management across the UK.” Sally Taylor, Chief Executive Officer, TreadTracker
TyreSafe's Annual Briefing this June will mark two decades of collaboration, campaigning and measurable progress across tyre and road safety in the UK. TreadTracker's role as Headline Sponsor underlines the company's commitment not only to advancing its own technology, but to the industry's wider collective responsibility for safer roads.
“TreadTracker represents the kind of innovation that could prove vital in improving safety and compliance — practical, intelligent solutions that address real operational challenges. We are thrilled to welcome them as a Commercial Partner and grateful for their support as Headline Sponsor of our 20th Anniversary Briefing.” Stuart Lovatt, Chair of TyreSafe
As well as serving as Headline Sponsor, TreadTracker will exhibit at the June event, offering live demonstrations of its inspection technology and compliance software to fleet operators and industry professionals in attendance.
Looking ahead, the company says it intends to use the partnership to strengthen collaboration between technology providers, fleet operators, and the wider tyre industry, with the ultimate goal of driving higher and more consistent standards of tyre safety and compliance across the UK.
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