THats a bunch of Horseshit!
Fucktard.
Newer vehicles for years now have had RFID pressure sensors in the tires to inform the driver of properly inflated tires. Its a two part system. the RFID part inside the tire and then the actual valve stem connected to that!
All one has to do is lookmup the replacement parts for a complete essay on your delusions.
RFID tech isn't a bad thing but could have bad intentions such as-
Putting it in the body then certain doors in public and banking ATMs not accessible without an implanted RFID chip.
While it has many useful features that involve safety through numerous avenues, there is a point where the nefarious could exploit it for total control!
That should be the RFID part attached to the inside of the vehicles rim!
There's no RFID chips in the rubber tires. Vulcanization would delete any embedded electronics or strips!
It's more like $120 per replacement RFID sensor attached to the rim.
The part that always fails is the simple $1.50 valve stem.
But you could learn this yourself!