🚗 Vesafe Universal Solar TPMS - Wireless Tire Pressure Monitoring System with 4 DIY External Cap Sensors (0-6Bar/0-87Psi) - Real-time Display of 4 Tires' Pressure and Temperature - Gray Display Review

Okay so that says it's not expected to work on caravans (RVs). However, I thought I would give it a try. It works but it took almost 20 miles of freeway driving for all 4 sensors to be detected. The module is also a bit smaller than I expected, making reading while driving a bit difficult, but it works and the preset alarms work for over- or under-inflated tires as well.

I was very surprised that the Vesafe Universal Solar TPMS read exactly the same PSI as my Milwaukee Compact Inflator! In addition, the installation is quite simple and accessible to everyone. Before installing the four TPMS sensors, I fully charged the display unit using the USB cable that came with it. The device displayed PSI right after installing the sensors, indicating my installation was successful. The seller also included extra o-rings for future replacements which leads me to believe…

I thought I'd like to know what the actual tire pressure (and temperature) is. Yes, my car has one of those TPMS systems built in, but it's like having a stupid lightbulb to tell if the oil pressure is good or not. I bought a few of these a while ago and the display wasn't as good as this newer model and I love the changes they've made. I've learned to just leave the receiver plugged in instead of relying on the solar charger and batteries. If you park your car on the street all the time, this…

So far so good for the last few weeks - very easy installation and after a few minutes all gauges were recognized and displayed accurately (I checked the pressure with my gauge before fitting each gauge). I like the included adhesive pad for the dashboard - it sticks well, especially since the device is so light. I didn't have enough outlets in the car so I liked the fact that it's mostly solar powered. I charged it once via USB and turned it off when I put the car in the garage, but I didn't…

Great concept and could become a great product. I've spent some time trying to figure out how to get support or a warranty as my tire seems to be losing air. I don't see any help at the moment. So I 100% recommend this product if there is no air leakage. ---- UPDATE From 3 now starts 5. Why? It's a great product, mostly because the people behind it are great. Excellent customer service. After writing this review I was contacted and a new device was sent. To my surprise, the problem was not with

To install TPMS in my car from the factory would require the following fairing model which would cost over $5000 so it was really worth buying. Always keep an eye on your tire pressure. I had to charge it a few times because there wasn't enough sunlight to keep it charged in the winter. The batteries didn't last as long as I expected (less than a year), luckily I was able to find a shop that sold batteries cheaply so a little extra for the sanity. Update 5 June 2019 - So it's been a little over