🔧 TireGard 13-318: Black Handlebar Mount Tire Pressure Monitoring System - Efficient Tire Surveillance Review

Works well. The tire pressure fluctuates a bit, but that doesn't bother me. When I picked up a nail once, it started flashing red at about 22psi, giving me just enough time to stop while the tire was still connected. That's why I installed it. The batteries on the steering wheel lasted about a year. The print becomes more random when the batteries run out. The sensors still have the original batteries. I installed metal valve stems when I installed them. The guys at the store have had customers

I like Shinegard, but. I knew the clips were plastic when I bought the product and I knew they were going to break, I just knew and they made my mistake. I overtightened the Y bracket off-road. The Y bracket should look like a RAM MOUNT. I think the Y bracket should be stronger, like alloy, steel or whatever but not plastic. I replaced the broken original Y-bracket and handlebar clamp with an aluminum and steel RAM bracket. I had a spare so it worked fine but I think for the money it costs they

This product is easy to install, but pressure and temperature readings are everywhere. I had 38 psi in the front and 40 in the rear. The display showed 35.5psi for both tires. On a 300-mile ride, the temp gauge changed slightly, but it took a long time for the pressure to actually reach a cold reading. Also, due to the ambient temperature, I think the temperature actually drops on the road because the sensors are rotating at high speed. The product advertises with an accuracy of +-2 degrees…

The sensors are quite easy to install and configure. The gauges are very accurate and the screen is easy to read and warns of high temperatures and high/low pressure as advertised. All of this comes with a TERRIBLE mounting system. You can mount it on the handlebars or clamps, which is great. but both options force you to use that STUPID ball mount. Driving around the neighborhood at low speed, it vibrated out of place, so I pulled it up. Soon the mount just shattered into pieces, and I didn't…

Having recently bought a newer bike with a factory TPMS system I realized I wanted that for my other bike. After a lot of research, Tiregard wasn't the best system, but it turned out that it should do the job well. Out of the box it was an easy system to install and get up and running. The sensors were pre-paired so after the batteries were installed the display read the pressure and showed it normally. The instructions were clear and fairly simple, with the front and rear sensors labeled 1 and

This device was exactly what I needed. It definitely works to spec and tells me the tire pressure of my Honda Goldwing F6b every second. It was very easy to install, it worked right away and the display is very clear. My only issue is that the manual was difficult to read - it's too small, but that's not a problem with the functionality of the printing system. I definitely recommend this product. UPDATE 6/14/17 I'm updating this review because my system has finally stopped working. I bought it…

FIRST IMPRESSION: I am very impressed with this luxurious TPMS. It is very accurate and works as advertised. It comes with everything you need to install it and has a rain cover. UPDATE: Two thousand miles later. This TPMS system is fantastic! It's a real pleasure to just rock the bike and pressure appears on the monitor. On cold mornings, I don't have to roll on the garage floor to manually check tire pressure. UPDATE #2: A year later and still fine. I love this product! UPDATE #3 October 2016