en.Wedoany.com Reported - Summer road temperatures in India can reach up to 70°C, placing immense stress on commercial vehicle tires. To address this growing safety and maintenance concern, Indian company Aarika Innovation has launched KoolWheel, a smart tire cooling system designed for freight vehicles and school buses. The company states that the tire cooling system can reduce tire temperatures by up to 25°C, extend tire life by 35%, and allow fleet operators to recover their investment in less than three months.

KoolWheel is a tire cooling system manufactured in India, designed to combat tire overheating. The system operates automatically using infrared temperature sensors, a 12V ignition interlock, a 5-bar water pump, solenoid valves, brass nozzles, and a smart controller. When tire temperatures exceed a set level, the tire cooling system sprays a fine mist onto the tires to cool them down. No manual operation is required from the driver. KoolWheel also provides dashboard alerts via green, yellow, and red LED indicators, along with a buzzer for emergency warnings.

The tire cooling system comes in two versions: KoolWheel Freight for trucks, trailers, tippers, and multi-axle vehicles, and KoolWheel SchoolSafe for school buses and coaches. The freight version supports up to 22 tires across six axles, while the SchoolSafe model is specifically designed for frequent stop-and-go school bus routes and features a 50-liter stainless steel water tank with an automatic engine-off shutdown function.

Speaking about the product launch, Aarika Innovation stated: "The KoolWheel tire cooling system was born to solve a very real problem that Indian transporters and school bus operators face every day. Tire overheating is not just a maintenance issue; it directly impacts road safety, operational costs, and fleet reliability. With KoolWheel, our goal is to provide an affordable, smart, and India-made tire cooling solution that helps fleets operate more safely, last longer, and run more efficiently." The tire cooling system has already been deployed in regions including Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Telangana.

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