TPMS

If they were a gift, then they "stack up" pretty well.
They are a "more common brand". lol

I have one with 10 sensors which allows me to monitor the car and van spares.

Great unit and was the best price I could find back when I purchased mine. I was all prepared to buy a repeater but was told that I would not need one so saved the money.

Great peace of mind when towing and saving one tyre blowout would pay for itself.

I would have been happier if I had been given it but that did not happen. ;=))

Hi Mike
Are your TPMS internal or external?
Innotech makes both types.
Dana

Hi Mike S2
We have Tyredog so it is similar thing, only better display and better plastic cups on sensors.
Your TPMS screw on covers doesn’t have very good plastic – it’s a plastic that is easy to break. Teflon cup covers (by Tyredog) will solve this problem.
One common thing even the manufactures usually don’t let you know
that it is very vital for any external TPMS to have METAL TYRE VALVES !!!
With rubber valves, you simply bash sensors to dead! I’m talking from personal experience. We bashed two sets before realizing the problem, as at that time we drove mostly deserts tracks and our wheel rims were totally sand-blasted from driving in sand and we couldn’t see bash marks on our rims.
Other vise, we wouldn’t go anywhere without them. You will see your
self how good it is not to relay on good luck or your instinct.
Our TPMS really saved our tyres more than few times.
I hope this helps you and other mates here.
Cheers Dana