Pressure Pro Tyre monitor system

Well now I been thinking about this idea too BUT the one your looking at has the sensor on the outside of the tyre or on the valve stem and would be prone to 2 types of loss, 1 vandals and 2 ripped of by ... well mud,sticks, stones, and when ya get bogged, fine for city enviroment, so hop back on the net and look for the one that has the sensor inside of the tyre mounted on the wheel
I'll have a look too

Doug

OK mate I found it along with some other external ones but here is the one
motorcare.com.au/smartire.htm

and this one is like the one you found but would be ok for mild 4x4ing
www.pressurepro.net.au/products/

and another internal one but maybe ok for cars because of the sensitive Chips
Site Link

let me know what you reackon

Doug

I have a Sensatyre kit on my vehicle,does pressure and temp all 4 wheels at once on display.no problems so far.
www.outbackaccessories.com

G'day

My thoughts. These systems need to:-

Monitor presurres, showing current pressures and alert for configurable variations (up and down)
Monitor temperatures, showing current temperatures and alert for configurable variations (up and down).

Both must be done (pressures and temperatures). In this area if you are going to monitor in my opinion a compromise will disapoint.

I suspect that it will all come built in to the tyres or rims in the very near future with a reciever in the car providing info.

Regards

Paul

Ozdyssey,
I've got Sensa Tyre fitted to my Nissan. works fairly well. I have a problem sensor which tends to work eventually on most trips. The indication I've found to be accurate and I was genuinely surprised how much the rear tyre temperatures rose when I had the camper trailer hitched up.
I put some aluminum pressure caps on once they were gone at the first shopping centre, not sure how long something fitted onto the valve would last in this day and age, sad but true.
Handy device can only monitor 4 tyres as mentioned before, might pick the two rear tyres and the camper trailer tyres, not to sure how good the signal would be for that distance.