Tyre Monitor's

Hi Revs

Ive had a set of Smart Tyre monitors for about 5 years and there still working great people are amazed about how they work i know there a lot of money but they are coming down in price over the years due to competion the 2 main reason i got them was i do a lot of driving on less than ideal road Simson 3 times Central Australia and surrounds 3 times The Gulf once and just to know that this little thing on the dash we let me know long before you can feel a flat is great and it also let you stop before you stuff a tyre and at almost $300.00 bucks each it wouldn't take long to pay for its self so if your thinking of getting some do it im sure your family's safety is worth it

Glenn...

Rev's
I have a Sensatyre kit in my hilux, been in for 3 years now with no problems, still get punctures but at least you can stop in time to repair it before it's to late, tyres are expensive, as far as changing a tyre, mine are the valvemount style so it replaces your tubeless valve fitting, so you know where it is located,once you break the bead the first thing to do is remove the sensor so it's out of the way and can't be damaged.
It also has a sand track mode which automatically drops the warning pressure to 16psi.

Hi Revs

We are currently testing a few units and I have sample units on the way but been 3 weeks overdue. They are external sensor type and so far testing is going well.

They take about 5 mins to come on line on start up but then have a 6 second response time.

I bought "Pressure Pro' out of 6 Sensors, two have problems , the big thing that
I do not like about the system is that you cannot re program the sensors on the move.

I would have liked a system that when my tyres get hot I can automatically set the hot pressure as the base pressure to judge whether I have a fault rather than the cold pressure. For example the rear tyres on my truck have a cold inflation pressure of roughly 60psi, but the pressure when hot is close to 80 and it is in the drop of pressure while hot that is important rather than waiting for the pressure to drop below 60psi before I get a warning.

Bob Creasy