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Fontes

• EnTire
• Got Air? Wacky Weather Wages Tire Woes
• Trends in Japan: Building a Better Bicycle
• Lynch Hummer: Central Tire Inflation
• Roadranger: Central Tire Inflation System - Goodyear Investor Relations: 2001 Annual Report
• Meritor Tire Inflation Systems (MTIS) by P.S.I
• Dana Spicer Tire Management System
• CM Automotive Systems: CTIS Specs
• U.S. Department of Transportation: 49 CFR Part 571
• CarandDriver.com: The Anti-Geneva Show
• Heavy Duty Trucking: Air Apparent
• LandLine: Tire monitoring and inflation systems
• Gerald's Hummer Page: Central Tire Inflation System
• The Groves: U.S. Army Trucks To Feature New Technology from Dana Corp.
• Michelin Innovation in Tire Electronics
• "Surface rutting of thin pavements and gravel roads under standard and reduced tire inflation pressures," de Ahmed Shalaby e Alan Reggin, Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering, 29, 679-691, 2002.
• "Under (Controlled) Pressure," de Carol Ludorf, Transportation Communications, Fleet Equipment, Agosto de 2002.
• "Air as Needed," de David Cullen, Fleet Owner, Setembro de 2003.
• Integrated Publishing: Central Tire Inflation System
• Forester.net: Breathing New Life Into Your Tires