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May 14, 2013 02:00 AM

'World's Greatest!...' features Dill Air Controls

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    OXFORD, N.C. (May 14, 2013) — Dill Air Controls Products L.L.C., a producer of sensors and tools for tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS), is part of the current edition of "World's Greatest!..." a half-hour show on Ion Network that features a series of three-minute company profiles.

    The episode that includes Dill's profile aired May 13 and is scheduled to air again May 20 on both cable and satellite feeds, Dill said. The segment is scheduled to air at 6 a.m. in the Eastern and Pacific time zones and 5 a.m. in the Central and Mountain time zone.

    "World's Greatest!..." is produced by How2Media of Delray Beach, Fla.

    Dill's selection by How2Media coincides with the release by Dill of its second set of TPMS educational videos, including a consumer video highlighting service kit replacement.

    "In order to be the expert in TPMS, we are reaching out to today's driver to inform them of the facts and benefits behind servicing their TPMS regularly" said Tyson Boyer, sales manager with Dill Air.

    The series consists of six videos separated into two sub-categories, each delivering a two to three-minute "how to" approach on key topics, including one for consumers and five for technicians.

    The categories are:

    Consumer Focused—"Why replace the service kit on a TPMS valve stem?"

    Technician Focused—Installation and servicing tools; How to install a valve-mounted TPMS sensor; How to install and remove a banded TPMS sensor; Service tips; and Understanding relearn procedures.

    To view the new videos, go to www.dillvalves.com.

    Oxford-based Dill Air has a long history in the tire industry, starting in 1905 as a tire valve cap maker and moving rapidly into valve stems and cores. It has been based in Oxford since 2005.

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