Bluetooth TPS System

[Mscb1100_imp]

https://r.tapatalk.com/shareLink?ur...sfid=11&share_fid=74616&share_type=sf

After having a valve stem developing a leak and a subsequent sudden loss of all air pressure and the bead separating from the rim, I decided to find a good tps system.
This unit holds a charge for about a month, and the battery in each sensor should last for a year.
The monitor shows both tire pressure and temperature.
It has settings for both high and low pressures.

At the end of a ride the unit automatically shuts down.

Sent from my SM-A505U1 using Tapatalk

 

[decarmine_imp]

https://r.tapatalk.com/shareLink?ur...sfid=11&share_fid=74616&share_type=sf

After having a valve stem developing a leak and a subsequent sudden loss of all air pressure and the bead separating from the rim, I decided to find a good tps system.
This unit holds a charge for about a month, and the battery in each sensor should last for a year.
The monitor shows both tire pressure and temperature.
It has settings for both high and low pressures.

At the end of a ride the unit automatically shuts down.

Sent from my SM-A505U1 using Tapatalk

Link just took me to "invalid forum"???

 

[Lord Popgun]

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[LongRanger_imp]

Nice unit. I assume 39 is the rear and 36 is the front? I'd get confused without labels.

 

[decarmine_imp]

The ones I've looked at specify for use with metal valve stems. Is there a danger using them with rubber stems, like my bike has?

 

[Lord Popgun]

I’m sure it would work.

I think what they worry about is having weight at the end of the stem and it flexing as the wheel rotates. That could cause chaffing leading to possible stem failure. That would be a bad thing.

 

[Mscb1100_imp]

Nice unit. I assume 39 is the rear and 36 is the front? I'd get confused without labels.

Top number is front and bottom number is rear

 

[decarmine_imp]

I’m sure it would work.

I think what they worry about is having weight at the end of the stem and it flexing as the wheel rotates. That could cause chaffing leading to possible stem failure. That would be a bad thing.

So I guess I'll wait 'til I need new tires and have the stems replaced with metal ones...