Tymate Tire Pressure Monitoring System-Solar Charge, 5 Alarm Modes, Auto Backlight ＆ Smart LCD Display, Auto Sleep Mode, with 4 External Tpms Sensor (0-87 PSI)

Spending money on this was the best thing I've ever done. I like it a lot. In my 33 foot fifth wheel trailer, I put the four sensors on the tires. Once I mounted the display on my dash, it worked very well with no problems and was easy to In spite of studying this a great deal and reading all the reviews, I decided to take a chance for the price. I am glad that I did not have An easy to use loud alarm can be quickly set up. This update was made six months after the original recently traveled with our 33 foot fifth wheel and noticed that one tire was getting hotter and its pressure increasing. This triggered the alarm, and I was able to turn it off by pushing the hush button. It took me a little while to notice that the temperature kept rising and the PSI kept rising. All kinds of speeding up and slowing down have been tried. Suddenly, the alarm went off again stating that there were 17 PSI in the system. We traveled three lanes and about a mile to get to a place where we could safely get off the bus. I looked at my wife and said I wanted to get After I got off, I looked back and saw that the tires looked fine and the vehicle was in good condition. Zero psi is now displayed on the alarm. I looked at the tire as soon as I got off the highway and I could see that it was slowly breaking up. There was no damage to the trailer or to the rim, which made me so relieved. As soon as the tire was changed, we got back on the road. The alarm monitor I just bought will never let me travel without it again. With $69, it was one of the best investments I ever made. The $350 models seem to be performing a little better than this, but it works perfectly for me.

Alora Merrill

| Jul 28, 2020

4 sensors have been installed on the trailer tires of my 5th wheel. Despite being mounted on the dashboard of my truck, I receive excellent reception. All of the data display options were easy to set up, and the air pressure data is accurate. It is highly recommended that you use.

Amaris Hayden

| Mar 02, 2021

The only reason this report got a one-star reduction is because it The item will probably earn 5 stars if it holds up for at least six months (and the batteries don't fall out). In owners manuals, the battery is listed as CR1632 (what's common). It's not the same as the one listed in the My eyes did not open to check the type of document. I installed the unit myself and was able to install it easily (I did not choose the theft-resistant option) and I find the display to be easy to read and easy to set up if you read the instructions carefully. The valve caps are marked LF, RF, and so on, but the rubber valve cap covers included are unmarked A SPECIAL OBSERVATION You better not lose the installation tools if you install it the way it is recommended (theft resistant). Additionally, if you take your car to a mechanic, the tech may put irreparable damage on the unit if he tries to remove the "valve caps" that stop the tires from being stolen. The following is the updated information for May Compared to last summer (I didn't drive in the summer when the temperatures were high), this year I noticed that the LCD display would overheat in the sun and halt working until it cooled While LCD screens are heat sensitive, this behavior is disturbing for a product which needs to be left in the sun for several hours to charge. Due to this issue, I have deducted another star. Latitude 39 (middle of the country) is where I am. My imagination goes blank when I imagine how uncomfortable this device would be in Florida, Arizona, and other warm,.

Rodrigo Wiley

| Dec 28, 2020

Because the cheapest RV model that could monitor seven tires was $150 or more, I ordered two of these for my minivan and pop up camper. My biggest surprise was that this model can monitor up to seven tires at one time and I was able to use three of the monitors from the second kit the same day I received it. An additional monitoring signal is sent to the spare tire. This system monitors the two front wheels, four rear wheels, and two front wheels. On the first screen, I put my four minivan tires, on the second screen, my two trailer tires, and my load leveling airbags (with a single valve) as the spare tires. Despite being able to set seperate alarms, I was still able to control the camper tires and air leveling device separately. I find that it is a great solution to my needs. A few trips around the block and all of the sensors were registering and updating automatically. At first, it's spotty picking up the sensors but then it becomes more and more reliable.

Fernanda Ward

| Mar 27, 2021

These TPMS are for my 19 ft travel trailer, however, I tested them on my 2019 F150 and they turned out to be accurate to within 1 psi of the Ford TPMS installed. Getting the sensors attached to the valve stems is as simple as screwing them on and using the tacky pad to hold the monitor in place on the dashboard. There is no problem using the monitor as it is small enough to not be bothersome. My only complaint is that the instructions fail to specify that the vehicle has to be moving to receive a signal. Only the fact that the monitor goes to sleep after ten minutes of parking is mentioned, and the fact that any button can be pressed to raise it from its sleep. The sensors I put in my parked trailer did initially give me signals when I installed When I turned the monitor off then turned it back on again, I was not able to see any readings on the screen. My first reaction was concern, but once I posted my question on the Q&A section, it proved to be no big deal My physician told me that I would have to be driving when I got my In order to avoid hooking up the trailer and towing at the time, I tried installing the sensors on my F150 rather than hooking it up and towing it. The sensor signal range from the trailer to the truck was just fine the day after the sensors were installed, so I'm sure that everything will be up to par when I.

Connor Brennan

| Oct 29, 2020

There are many TPS monitors on the market that are unable to handle the high pressures in my RoadTrek tires (60 psi front and 80 psi So I did buy this because the rating said it could do all that was advertised. This is a little smaller than I expected, but it may be a good thing in that it is not too large and in the way, and it is still clearly It was surprising to learn that it could monitor the spare tire as well. It would have been easier if the spare tire sensor had been included from the start. As well as monitoring the Duel rear tires, it seems to be able to track the Duel front tires as well. TPSM is a really good option for campers, and the two-year warranty makes it an even better choice.

Winston Harrison

| Aug 15, 2020

You can view the owner's manual online but it can't be accessed. There is no English translation available for the video instructions. Using an electronic tire pressure monitoring system is my second and last attempt. Clearly, if I want something that works, I'm going to have to pay a higher price for a product made in the USA. Don't waste your time with cheaper No matter what they say, they never work the way they are meant to.

Kole Wong

| May 27, 2021