🏍️ PACEWALKER Motorcycle Wireless Tire Pressure Monitoring System: 1.5” Monitor, Ride with Confidence (2021 Model Upgraded Version) Review

Monitors tire pressure and temperature No more lying on the ground trying to find a valve and put a pressure gauge on it! Convenient and easy to install.

Worked well for about 2 months about 6 trips. Then the front gauge started reading 15 lbs and beeping constantly even though it was normal pressure. Now it's completely intermittent. waste of money.

Very accurate readings. The biggest downside is that it's difficult to set up. I've had this for a few weeks and am still learning how to use and set it up. But tire pressure readings are VERY accurate.

I am giving this unit 1 star because it fell 60cm off a coffee tray onto the vinyl floor and the display cracked. So this might work well, but I haven't had a chance to find out. Also, the user manual translated into English is the worst I've come across. Really the worst. You have to set it up intuitively. Reading the manual will drive you crazy.

Easy to attach to the handlebars. The front pressure gauge reads a pressure that is 10 pounds lower than the actual pressure. The rear pressure gauge reads 4 lbs below actual pressure. I tried two other sensors that didn't work and returned them for a refund. I would also return the device for a refund. It's just not worth the effort. Overall, I doubt motorcycle pressure sensors actually work. This particular brand sucks. If you are looking, do not buy this product.

Small block, easy to install and works very well. I would only recommend for metal stem valves as you have to screw the sensors very tight to avoid air leakage and also leave room for the lock nut. Tires do not appear to be out of balance. The batteries are pre-installed on the sensors, so I'm not sure if they can be replaced. The battery life of the device is excellent, I only charged it once and it's still fully charged after 24 hours of driving (5 days).

The product documentation states that these sensors read up to 89 psi. I mounted them on my trailer tires which I measured at 75psi. Gauges show 42 psi. I pulled the trailer out and once the tires warmed up the gauges still only went up to 49psi. I later checked the tires with another gauge which read 77psi. I mounted them on a lower pressure tire and they seemed to work. Either I received a defective set or the literature on the product is incorrect.

This device is one of those that you pay for goods. It works, although it's about two psi. I installed it on Royal Star TD, the sensors connected quickly. It's not easy to set up as there are only two buttons. If you're older than smartphones, it's easy to understand. The screen is difficult to read with polarized sunglasses. The battery lasts well, rode for three days before needing to be charged. I use it to monitor tire temps and pressure changes in hot tires as we ride as a couple most of…