Yalla Tyre, the leading online retailer for genuine tyres in the UAE, has announced a groundbreaking partnership with Anyline, a global leader in AI-powered mobile data capture and insights. This collaboration brings cutting-edge tyre scanning technology directly to a smartphone, empowering drivers to easily assess their tyre health and measure tread depth.

YallaTyre.com, an Abdulla Al Masaood & Sons (AMS) Group company, is the first e-commerce retailer in the region to bring this technology to customers’ fingertips. With the addition of Anyline’s scanning technology, car owners can quickly and easily determine when their tyres are due for replacement and order tyres through YallaTyre.com with free mobile installation at the customer's doorstep.

A New Era of Tyre Care

“At Yalla Tyre.com, we are committed to educating and empowering customers to make smart, informed decisions about their tyres,” said Shaun Smith, Group General Manager at AMS Automotive. “Our partnership with Anyline marks a significant innovation, enabling motorists to assess their tyre health directly from their smartphones. With this technology, our customers can effortlessly monitor their tyre conditions, ensuring timely maintenance and replacements. This collaboration not only promotes proper tyre care, but also offers a seamless solution for ordering new tyres via Yalla Tyre, helping us keep our customers safe on the road.”

How it Works

The innovative technology utilizes Anyline’s industry-leading optical character recognition (OCR) and mobile data capture capabilities. With a few simple steps in the Yalla Tyre website, users can scan their tyres, and the app will instantly analyze data points such as:

Tread Depth: Identify potential safety hazards caused by worn-out treads.
Tyre Information: Access detailed information about your tyres, including size, brand, and manufacturing date.

Benefits for Drivers

This collaboration offers numerous benefits for Yalla Tyre customers, including:

Enhanced Safety: Early detection of tyre issues, empowering drivers to address them promptly.
Convenience and Efficiency: Tyre health assessments anytime, anywhere, directly from a smartphone.
Informed Decisions: Actionable insights to make informed choices about tyre maintenance and replacement.
Improved Peace of Mind: A smoother and safer driving experience with full confidence about tyre health.

About Yalla Tyre

Yalla Tyre is the UAE's leading online retailer of genuine tyres, batteries, lubricants and other automotive care products. Committed to delivering a premium driving experience, Yalla Tyre offers a wide range of top brands and unparalleled customer service. From choosing the right tyres online to convenient fitting services, Yalla Tyre is a one-stop shop for all your tyre needs. Fir more information, visit www.yallatyre.com.

About Anyline

Founded in Vienna in 2013, Anyline has established itself as a global leader in mobile data capture and data insights. Using the latest, most innovative artificial intelligence and machine learning approaches, Anyline gives businesses the power to read, measure and interpret visual information with any mobile device.

Anyline is used by leading automotive and tire manufacturers and retailers to quickly and accurately scan tire sidewall, tread depth and vehicle data, including tire DOT codes, vehicle identification numbers (VINs), license plates and barcodes, using any standard mobile device or camera-enabled automotive diagnostic devices.

Anyline helps businesses to move away from costly, tedious manual processes and instead, make them easy, fast and convenient for everyone, from the end user to the front-line worker. Anyline is trusted by household brands such as NAPA, Discount Tire, Continental, Michelin and Shopmonkey. For more information, visit www.anyline.com.

Stay tuned for further details about the launch of the YallaScan with the integrated tire scanning technology.

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Yalla Tyre and Anyline Empower Car Owners to Check Tyre Health and Measure Tread Depth From Their Smartphones