Wireless Load Monitoring Systems

TruckWeight's strain gauge and air suspension sensors deliver accuracy ranging from 0.3% to 2% of gross vehicle weight, depending on suspension type and sensor model, and maintain this accuracy across varying weather conditions due to waterproof, shock-resistant, corrosion-free construction.

TruckWeight offers strain gauge sensors for spring and mechanical suspensions, including walking beam and Chalmers systems, plus patented air suspension sensors for air-ride suspensions. This coverage allows the systems to be fitted to most commercial trucks, tractors, and trailers regardless of suspension configuration.

TruckWeight sensors provide reliable wireless monitoring up to 500 feet (155 meters), allowing drivers to view weight readings from inside the cab or nearby without needing to be physically near the sensor itself, even in tractor-trailer configurations.

Yes. TruckWeight Analytics is a cloud-based platform that connects weight data to telematics APIs and cloud platforms such as Google Firestore, BigQuery, and PubSub, enabling centralized monitoring, overweight alerts, and auditable compliance records across distributed fleets.

No. TruckWeight sensors are designed for self-installation, typically taking only minutes without special tools or technical expertise. Calibration data is also transferable between trucks, simplifying redeployment of the system when vehicles are swapped or retired from service.

Options include a Smart View handheld display, a touchscreen in-cab Long-Range Display showing axle, gross, and net weights with truck/trailer ID, and cloud-based analytics accessible from phones or back-office computers, giving fleets flexibility in how they monitor payload data.