RFID tire tags are embedded into tires during manufacturing, giving each tire a unique RFID electronic identity.  Manufacturers use this to manage tire inventory. When tires are shipped to logistics providers, distributors, or vehicle manufacturers, the RFID tags can be used for bulk inventory management, order verification, and matching during vehicle assembly (ensuring the correct tires, wheels, and vehicle models are paired). Simultaneously, production data and quality records can be shared with partners, laying the foundation for full-chain traceability.

Once the tires are in use, the RFID tags become management nodes. For fleet managers, they can accurately track which vehicle and wheel position each tire is mounted on, and associate this with data such as mileage and load, enabling maintenance based on actual wear. During retreading or repair, scanning the tag quickly retrieves the usage history and updates the repair records. In case of quality issues, the tag provides an unalterable traceability path, quickly locating the production batch and efficiently handling claims and recalls.

When a tire reaches the end of its life, recyclers can accurately identify the tire model and history through scanning, enabling efficient sorting and environmentally friendly disposal, ultimately creating a complete tire management system from production to recycling.