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Use tyre set assembly to manage wheels

This article explains how to use an assembly for wheels, rims, and TPMS sensors to calculate rim mileage.

note

This example demonstrates front rim management, but you can duplicate the same workflow for rear wheels.

Assembly definition​

Define the assembly structure based on the vehicle's specific wheel management requirements. This example includes rims and sensors, but additional components (such as wheel nuts) can also be added.

Part categories​

Create one part category for:

  • Rims
  • TPMS sensors

Add parts (can be one part per specification) and part items.

Wheel assembly​

  • Create a WheelFront assembly.

  • Add part parameters to the assembly iteration definition.

  • Add an assembly parameter to the tyre set definition.

  • Create the wheel named assembly in the named assembly inventory along with its iterations.

tip

Maintain a consistent wheel name while creating multiple iterations for TPMS sensors changes by defining several named assemblies.

  • Add named assembly selectors and assembly iteration selectors (optional) to the tyre set custom column profile.

  • Display the linked rims and TPMS sensors directly in the view.

Select wheels and follow mileage​

Rims and TPMS sensors can be added to the assembly iteration. Wheels can be selected in the tyre set view.

Enable Include tyre sets in mileage account option​

Select tyre set in the run sheet​

Run mileage and check item mileage view​

Wheels, rims, and sensors mileage can be found on the item mileage view.