The Best Aftermarket TPMS System?

I've been looking for an aftermarket TPMS system for my car so I can keep track of the air pressure in my tires.
A lot of older cars don't have any kind of Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems in them so it's nice that Zmoon made an aftermarket system that is SUPER easy to install, setup, and use.
Each tire gets its own sensor and each sensor is labeled FL, FR, RL and RR for front-left front-right, etc.
Inside each of tire sensor unit then is a tire pressure sensor as well as a temperature sensor to let you know the temperature of your tires at quick glance. There is also a replaceable battery in each one which is great as this means that the aftermarket TPMS system can be used for a long time.
The TPMS system (I know it's redundant, but what can you do?) can be setup for Metric or Imperial units of measure.
The receiver of the TPMS will sound an alarm if the tire presage in any tire gets below a certain threshold, which is great if you don't look at the receiver often.
I found that, with a full charge on the battery, you can get about 2-3 days of use, leaving the receiver turned on the whole time. If you place the receiver on your dash, though, it should get enough sunlight to charge the battery via the solar panel an the top of the receiver.
Overall I'm really happy with the TMPS system and I'm sure it will pay for itself in a short period of time just with fuel savings from running on properly inflated tires.
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[@DBTechYT]

Is this something that you'd put in your car? If so, you can get one via my affiliate link on Amazon: amzn.to/32hJvDJ

[@joolspirog]

I loved having my tyre pressures visible on my Porsch 911’s as using the right pressure not only saves lives but makes for better fuel mileage. Thank you for making me aware of this as the BMW only tells me when there is pressure loss. Thanks again

[@DBTechYT]

Thanks for watching! I really appreciate it!

[@djrkcryt2568]

I just got one of these systems and apart from the comically large caps, it’s one of the best things i ever bought, even makes my car look more like a spaceship inside (that’s what i’m goin for)

[@Wiencourager]

I’m looking for one of these for my VW beetle. I really want one that allows different pressure warnings for front and rear, since most rear engine cars require less pressure In the front tires.

[@dannyortega6454]

When these sensors die can you get new ones and program them to the old display

[@karldonald748]

Can it be calibrated? I have one and my tyre pressures are out of wack which makes it useles

[@Peppermint1]

The question is, what kind of cheap battery cheap sensors have inside ? What if the battery lasts a mere 6 months ?

[@Sunnysky321]

Nice video. How heavy are the sensors? Do you need to rebalance your tires after installing the sensors?

[@DBTechYT]

they're not too heavy. I didn't find a need to rebalance my tires afterward

[@randomtoyotadude8952]

Yes you should balance them when using them.. they weight is about 10grams..

[@QuantumJoe5691]

Is there any possible way to sync the receiver with the pressure senders installed inside the tires? I already have one and cannot find any information on how to program it to the existing transmitters.

[@DBTechYT]

No. Not with this cheap model.

[@chevycavalier8323]

DB, I have a similar situation to what you had where one wheel/tire leaks down over time and the others are relatively stable. In order to add air to any one of the four wheels, do I have to remove the sensor completely to do so? Kind of inconvenient if I misplace my little wrench that secures the lock nut or if I'm in a big hurry!

[@DBTechYT]

The caps just screw on. The tool is kinda more just in case they get stuck

[@chevycavalier8323]

@@DBTechYT I thought the idea of the nut was as a locknut, to keep peeps from 'stealing' my TPS off the wheels? If that is the case, again I ask you: In order to add air to any one of the four wheels, do I have to remove the sensor completely to do so? What did YOU have to do in order to add air to a tire while these were in use?

[@DBTechYT]

I just screwed them on and off as I needed them. I never used any locking anything on them. Also, I only had them for a few months a few years ago before I just got rid of the car they were on, so I have almost no recollection of how they went on. I put them on. They reported to the sensor.

[@chevycavalier8323]

@@DBTechYT Okay, rewatched it... could have sworn that you had used the locking nuts feature when installed but your reference to the wrench was just for changing out the batteries. 🤐

[@durangodave]

Since they are heavy it might also throw off the tire balance so you may have to get the tires rebalanced. With every option there are pro's and con's.

[@hanialkiwi5075]

weigh the sensor and put an equal amount of led on the opposite side

[@scottlevy3274]

are these still for sale? your link doesnt work anymore

[@intothevortex7825]

Can you turn off pressure alarm. Am thinking for offroad where pressure are purposely set below 20psi

[@314Tazo]

You can turn-off the unit by pressing the button on the left for 5 seconds. You may be able to reduce the low air pressure alarm to something less than 20 psi.

[@josephmelcher1312]

It would be nice if you had a setup video for this device.

[@DBTechYT]

You turn the main unit on and the wheel caps connect via bluetooth. That's the setup process: turn it on.

[@josephmelcher1312]

@@DBTechYT OK I did that and what I had happened is that the tire pressure is not showing up correctly. I set the pressure to 60psi and it shows up 56 and 57 as the tire pressure . Is there a way to calibrate the sensors.

[@adamfpv8294]

@@josephmelcher1312 did you ever figure out how to fix them?

[@josephmelcher1312]

@@adamfpv8294 I did not yet the only thing I found is the pressure is different from the device

[@tylerj44]

@@DBTechYT Do the caps just spin on or do u have to use the wrench to get them on?

[@pmheart6]

I'm looking for one that will read the internal tpms modules. Help

[@jackmorton8603]

Find one?

[@offom]

My sensors and their lock nuts completely corroded and fused together with the valve! I know that I should have put grease on the treads but, now, how do I get them off?!

[@DBTechYT]

You might have to take them to a tire shop and get new valve stems installed.

[@offom]

@@DBTechYT WD40 and a normal wren ch worked. But I damaged the valve's rubber a bit in the process. Thanks!

[@LochyP]

Tyre pressure monitoring system system

[@duramax78]

How do you read aftermarket tpms sensors installed already? Tia.

[@DBTechYT]

you'd need the associated tmps sensor reader/brain. If you've got the sensors but not the reader/brain the sensors aren't going to do you much good.

[@duramax78]

@@DBTechYT but doesn’t a good autel read them all? If there installed.? Sorry I’m new to this.

[@ajonsson2013]

How long does the battery on the valve at the tires last?

[@DBTechYT]

The Amazon page says it can last 2 years. I had them on my car for 6 months without issue, but I sold the car. Can't say anything beyond that.

[@powerbeast5691]

Mine failed after 1.5 years. I assume it is the batteries.

[@mpcp27]

I would suggest you consider replacing your rubber valve stems for the metal ones. People have reported the extra weight from the sensors on the end of the rubber valve stems have led to their failure, i.e., crack or break off entirely, which you don't want happening while driving.

[@DBTechYT]

I'll keep that in mind. Thanks!!

[@JuanSanchez-rb4qu]

So how you change the battery on the sensors?

[@DBTechYT]

it should have come with a little wrench tool thing that is used to remove the large caps where the batteries are located in each sensor

[@BB-nn9en]

This is perfect for my girlfriend. Thanks!

[@randymagee9978]

It would have helped to explain the programming since their was no usable product literature to explain

[@kingsman3506]

Got another link?

[@DBTechYT]

You could try this: amzn.to/3OFOkS5 but I haven't tried it so I can't vouch for it

[@randomtoyotadude8952]

Not sold anymore

[@godblessthelessfortunate3175]

Disappointed that you never explained why you considered this "the best" TPMS compared to other similar products on the market. When you claim something is the best, it implies that it is better than the competitors. So why is it the best?

[@DBTechYT]

It was a question

[@stijnvandamme76]

@@DBTechYT well, where do you answer it in the video and do the comparison with other systems Unless you do that, the question becomes an implied suggestion.. that's how it works with titles.

[@spragzpc1]

​@@DBTechYT got umm😂 idk how they miss the question mark ❓️ 😂😂

[@Stacy_Smith]

THESE WILL DESTROY YOUR VALVE STEMS!!!

[@DBTechYT]

Not if you install them properly. I never had any issues with them. Make sure you put some sort of thread grease on them to keep them from seizing to the stem.

[@Stacy_Smith]

@@DBTechYT I have truck tires and they are creating a pendulum effect. I've had FOUR valve stems fail at the rim so far. I'm buying the Schrader Retrofit valve stems

[@laloesquivel7680]

Eso es basura ni lo compres

[@stijnvandamme76]

Nobody will steal anything off a car with such shitty and damaged rims..

[@DBTechYT]

You'd be surprised