Tymate Tire Pressure Monitoring System-Large Colorful Screen, 4 Alarm Modes, Flexible Charging Method, Two Convenient Installations, with 4 Advanced External Tmps Sensor (0-87 psi)

The screen is actually quite large, but the device itself is very small. This is what we are using for our 23'
A few points to keep in mind There is a micro usb power adapter, and you cannot use an USB phone charger cable to power it, as it only supplies a five-volt voltage. Connect the lighter cable that comes with the coverage to 9 volts. In order for the transmitter on the tire to send information, the vehicle has to be Once we climbed out of the car, the pressure updated within a few minutes. There is a nut threaded into the transmitters for locking them. *The transmitters come with water covers. In the original setup, the monitor was located in the lower corner of the windshield on the driver's side, but the right front trailer tire pressure would not change. My rearview mirror positioned it perfectly above my rear view and we drove to the beach without a problem in 4 hours. A brief update The display didn't show tire pressure after one hour, only voltage. After that contacting customer service, it was fixed. I re-trained the sensors, but no pressure has been detected. I am crossing my fingers for an update. Submitted an email to support, and they responded promptly. I tried the suggestions, but it appears there is interference preventing the device from communicating. Despite the fact that I was keeping the piece, they gave me a full refund! Providing information about another trailer unit that works for longer trailers, they ordered that model. Customer service that's second to none!.

Banks Decker

| Nov 12, 2020

There is no problem with that for me. Make sure you include a 2-amp fast-blow fuse if the circuit is hard-wired. (The Tymate lighter plug has a 2 amp fuse. located in the center console of my Lexus GX470 and it receives a strong signal from all four tires.

Aurelia Combs

| Sep 24, 2020

I had a system from Walmart that was OK but very Additionally, the screen was about the size of a quarter, so it was hard to read. This is the second one I got. My unit was useless since I had to glue a piece of Velcro to the dash and another to the back of the device. I wasn't able to utilize the pivoting holder that came with it. As a result of the display's light weight, I couldn't get it to work for me, it came loose every time. It was almost like the display belonged to a completely different device? But, the Velcro works nicely so there is no problem with it. With regards to the device, how can I not give it a five-star rating? It runs like a well-oiled machine. There is a consistent update, and I have checked the pressure in the tires, and I have compared it to the readings. With this device, I have never experienced a "dropped" sensor reading, as I did with the Walmart device. Thanks for your support*emphasis added
With regard to the June 2020 update There were several leaks in my tires identified by the system, but one was especially dangerous as the hole was in the wall and could not be repaired. A recent check for the battery in one of the sensors told me there was a problem, too. In this case, it told me that the battery was low when in fact it was corroded, probably from water entering the sensor through power washing. The system itself is great, and other than the mounting options I cannot think of anything that would make it better. Those in the U. S. and Canada should be aware of this update for Our website is still up and running. The other day, as I was loading my vehicle at work, I heard this annoying alarm noise. I ignored it. While I was using the accessory, I was listening to music. Despite its age, the battery needed to be replaced since it was 2 1/2 years old. In addition, I've discovered that if you want to check tire pressure before moving the vehicle, you just have to turn the key to accessory, remove the sensor from the tire, wait for the system to issue a dropped sensor warning, and then put It is likely that the reading displayed on the screen is accurate for that tire.

Lincoln Ali

| May 09, 2021

As they say, the tires on your camper are a hazard and a significant expense. We added meters to the tires of our camper and took a very long journey. Our trip was over 1,800 miles and this device kept us worry-free by providing real-time data on tire pressure and temperature on all 4 wheels. A very good product that campers should consider!.

Erin BEVAN

| Mar 19, 2021

It is very easy to set up. This product is used by us on the fifth wheel of our.

Barrett Willis

| Jun 28, 2021

With the crazy shift in temperature we were experiencing, I thought this could be useful for tracking tire pressure. As I drove to work, my "idiot light" kept displaying, causing me to become a bit stressed. This is an easy device to keep an eye on, and I was able to identify where the leak was coming from. The tire pressure as well as battery voltage can be viewed in "real time. " My set up instructions were not followed, so it beeps heavily when powered up - I didn't bother to read them Eventually I will figure out how to turn this off, and I assume it can be turned off. The tire sensor is fairly easy to install on the tire. During the installation, remove the old cap, add the rubber cover, and then screw it in place. Wear the new cap if you have one (the placement is marked on the one you are using) and pull the rubber cover over the edge to protect it from It's important to note that all TPS sensors work by rotating the tires, so you do need to drive a little before the reading becomes accurate. It's no different with these. A pressure display seems to be based on the last pressure reported -.

Nevaeh McKinney

| Mar 22, 2021

Perhaps this was because the instructions did not say to hold the set button for three to five seconds to set the device up. Yes, this is intuitive since there are only three buttons, but a little bit more detail would have been nice. This is a device that is of a medium price range, so the problems I noted above are not very surprising. It is the best I can do to judge the accuracy of my tires because I just filled them the day before, and all four were within five pounds of the Tymate TPMS. My tire pressure gages differ in accuracy one is plus or minus 5% Each of them is worth £5. 00 and the other is worth a bit more. No matter what the pressure is, 80 psi tires are easy to bump one way or the other.

Kailey Landry

| Jul 24, 2020