Review on 🔧 Advanced TPMS Tire Pressure Monitoring System with Wireless LCD Display and Waterproof External Sensors by Ismael Hennigan

So far, so good. The sensors were already "matched" to the display unit, and each snapped into place on the display after a few beeps as it was screwed onto the valve stems. I have to point this out. Yes, there is a nut that can be screwed onto anyone. valve stem before installing the sensors yourself, and press this nut against the sensor to "presumably" lock it in place. I suspect this might work, but while there is a small wrench to access the nut, some wheel designs like mine provide little or no room for the wrench unless you bend it at a sharp 90 degree angle. Iow. Be careful with the lock nut. Another minor setback I should mention. While the display is fairly visible in broad daylight, it tends to disappear entirely when viewed through polarized sunglasses or clip-ons. Not such a big deal, but I thought I'd just mention it. Overall, though, this is a pretty cool little addition for the price. I'm adding this little extra suggestion after having this sensor for almost a year now. Do yourself a favor and invest in better batteries. The included 1362s are quite cheap to be honest, and when they start to drop the unit will definitely let you know.