Tyre Killers
Tyre Killers from AZTÖR Automation is a spike barrier that disables a vehicle attempting unauthorised passage. Effective in one direction, and deliberately unambiguous about the consequence. We supply, install, programme and maintain the complete package across the UAE and the wider GCC, so a single team is accountable from inspection to handover.
Every tyre killers installation begins with a free site inspection. We confirm the opening dimensions, structural fixings, power availability, traffic profile and any compliance constraints before a product is proposed — because the wrong specification costs far more to correct after installation than to get right beforehand. Once commissioned, the system is handed over with as-built documentation, operator training and a maintenance schedule.
Because Tyre Killers sits within our Parking & Vehicle Access range, it integrates cleanly with the other systems we supply — access control, CCTV, ANPR and building management platforms — rather than sitting on the site as an isolated product. Where you already have equipment from another supplier, we work with it: our service teams maintain and repair third-party installations as readily as our own.
Key Features
- Hydraulically raised and lowered spike array
- One-way and two-way blocking configurations
- Fail-safe lowering on power loss where specified
- Clear warning signage and lighting package
- Heavy galvanised construction
- Guardhouse and access-system control
Technical Specification
| Detection | Loop detector, radar or camera-based |
|---|---|
| Identification | ANPR, RFID/UHF, ticket or mobile credential |
| Integration | REST API / OPC to parking, revenue and BMS platforms |
| Throughput | Optimised for peak-hour vehicle flow |
| Power Supply | 230V AC, UPS-ready |
| Environment | Outdoor-rated for GCC ambient conditions |
Exact specification is confirmed against the opening size, traffic profile and site conditions at inspection stage.
Typical Applications
- Shopping mall car parks
- Office tower parking
- Residential community entrances
- Logistics and port gates
- Government and secured facilities
