🔌 Wireless Solar Power TPMS Tire Pressure Monitoring System for RV Truck with 6 Sensors - Monitor Pressure and Temperature of 4-6 Tires, Caravans, Trailers (0~199PSI) Review

The display was unusable in daylight even at the highest brightness setting, it was barely visible on the display, house was fine with manual charging. Did not come with a signal booster as mentioned in the Questions and Answers section and one or more tires reset during a trip. Drove 1800 miles most of the time with only a reading or two, was able to recover readings when we stopped.

Used on my 2 axle trailer during a 3 week road trip from Portland to San Diego. Fails every 10 minutes with false alarm. Tried putting the sensors on different wheels. I used a signal booster. Always gives an alarm if the right front wheel of the trailer is broken. After that, it recovers just as well and sounds the alarm again on the next cycle. The replacement part didn't work at all. Always wrong readings. The phone number that Revain gives to the manufacturer doesn't work. I will buy from a

Installation is very cumbersome and time consuming, almost not worth it. There doesn't seem to be an off button, so I think once you plug it in it will be on forever. You end up having to enter the settings for each bus, and this combined with the cumbersome programming is a problem. For this money you would assume you are buying a quality product. But all of this happened before I went outside and installed the transmission devices on the tires. I have a 40ft bus so will update after all 6…

So the instructions are a bit lacking you have to be in the setup and wheel pressure side then select the wheel screw in sensor. I couldn't inflate the tires with the lock nut on, the stems were too small and tire installation was tedious, but once that was done the unit worked perfectly. Oh yes the device took overnight to "see" the sensors so just let it cool down :) Overall the instructions were difficult and the setup took longer than it should have, but it works and looks good looking when

I first read the instructions several times and also went online to clarify some aspects of the procedure. It's actually a lot easier than what the printed instructions describe. The problem arose when I was programming all 6 tires on my 31ft RV. Then set the unit of measure on the dashboard. After about 2 minutes, the device lost contact with the front wheels (which were only a few meters away from the device). The rear tires worked perfectly. I left the device overnight as it was requested by

This is a phenomenal piece of equipment for those who want to keep an eye on their trailer tires. Many products I've found online don't handle high enough pressure to check trailer tires, but this little device can register up to 199psi, which is more than enough for almost any situation. I set up my sensors a little differently, but it works. just like I wanted. I am currently monitoring four tires on my trailer with the first four sensors and I use the remaining two sensors to monitor spare…