Cheapest TPMS - Tire Pressure Monitoring System on Amazon Reviewed

Today well be trying out the cheapest TPMS that can be found on Amazon, so expect a degree of disappointment. I'm not going for gold here. We will however be conducting a standard unboxing and installation, review of the software and hardware and find out if it makes the cut. It will be installed on the example bike today, a Yamaha Vstar 1100, though the bike for such a device is insignificant to the testing.
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[@marinussnijder7941]

In the meantime they have updated the software, there is a low and high limit for the front and rear tires👍

[@mark2graves-moto81]

Thanks for the review. Have you used any other TPMS that you do recommend?

[@delorean1]

This is the only one ive researched so far.

[@johnverburg6318]

I have three bikes and would like to be able to monitor all three on the phone. Is there a way that this app, or any other app you know of, monitor more than one bike?

[@MrNew122]

I had this TPM system app on my phone. When my phone got damaged, I was unable re program the sensors to my new phone because I didn't have the paper to re scan the codes again. They don't tell you that you need to keep the scan code in order to reprogram them to a new phone.

[@IkaikaArnado]

This seems to do what it was intended to do. Sure the interface isn't refined but it seems legit. I'm gonna pick up a pair.

[@JohnScheppler]

The second nut is not for theft protection it is called a jam nut, which is a locking system to avoid the sensor from coming off as you are riding the bike.

[@delorean1]

The whole device is garbage... imho.

[@loloverland]

Taking into consideration the size/weight of the sensors did you have to rebalance your wheels?

[@delorean1]

No for this test I did not, good point though.