Review on 🚗 Tymate Tire Pressure Monitoring System with Large Colorful Screen and Advanced External Tmps Sensor - 4 Alarm Modes, Flexible Charging, and Easy Installation (0-87 psi) by Esvin Hopuhnopuhlis

I had a system from Walmart that worked but was rather unreliable. It was also difficult to read as the screen was a quarter the size of it. Then I got this one. I stuck a piece of Velcro on the dashboard, another piece on the back of the device. The swivel mount that came with this item was unusable. I couldn't get it to work, it failed every time. Was it almost as if it belonged to another device? But velcro works well so it's not a problem since this display is so light. How can I not give the device itself 5 stars? Works like clockwork. It is constantly updated and I have checked the tire pressure and compared it to the reading and it is accurate. The display is easy to read. I've never had "drops" in the sensor readings, which was an issue with the Walmart unit. Excellent quality. Many Thanks. Update June 2020: The system detected several leaks in my tires, one of which was particularly dangerous as the hole was in the wall and beyond repair. Recently she informed me about a battery problem in one of the sensors. This alerted me to a low battery, when in fact the battery was corroded, likely due to water getting into the sensor from pressure washing. Replaced the battery and everything is back to normal. It's a really great system, I can't think of anything better than the mounting options. Update December 2020: still works. Recently at work I was loading up my car only to hear this annoying alarm sound which I ignored. I played music with a button in the accessory. Concluded that the tire monitoring system was trying to warn me about a low battery on my car 🤣 The battery is completely dead but hey it was trying to tell me. FYI, the battery was 2 1/2 years old and needed to be replaced. I've also found that if you want to check your tire pressures before driving, you simply turn the key to the accessory, unscrew the sensor from the tire, wait for the system to warn you about the reset sensor, and then screw it back in. The screen display for this tire must be accurate.