Tyre Pressure Monitoring System | Internal Sensors | TPMS08

Car USB TPMS Tyre Pressure Monitoring Alarm System with Internal Sensors for XTRONS Android Units

Tyre Leaking Alert/High Pressure Alert/Low Pressure Alert /High Temperature Alert

XTRONS Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) is designed specifically to increase driving safety and to provide a better understanding of your vehicle’s tyre conditions. Once you have correctly installed the TPMS, these sensors will automatically monitor tyre pressure and temperature, and transmit real-time statistics to the receiver.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION: This TPMS is designed specially for a selection of XTRONS  Android car head units.

Features

1. Real-time monitoring of tyre pressure and temperature for each tyre.
2. Accurately detects tyre pressure and temperature changes to sound warning alarm once parameters are stretched.
3. Displays pressure in Bar / Psi.
4. Displays temperature in °C / °F.
5. Easy to install, Stable Performance.
6. Supports sensor pairing and sensor position swap procedure to facilitate tyre rotation.
7. Custom the upper and lower limit alarm value to suit your vehicle.

Why Should You Install TPMS08 in Your Car?

Prevent Accident

TPMS08 could monitor the tyre air-leakage timely, keep driving under standard tyre pressure, prevent flat and alarm in advance, efficiently avoid the traffic accident and improve the safety driving.

Extend Tyre Life

Improve car load capacity, also extend the life of engine chassis, suspension system, and tyres.

Balance the Tyre Pressure

TPMS08 could balance the tyre pressure, easy for driver to control, reduce the brake stopping distance, improve the car whole life and comfort.

Save Fuel

After you install the TPMS08 in your car, it could guarantee tyres in normal tyre pressure. It is helpful in reducing tyre resistance and wearing, saving fuel, and driving car more economically.

Easy Installation (Internal Sensors)

Step 1. Remove the original valve from tyre.
Step 2. Install the sensor (the installation position).
Step 3. Inflate the tyre.
Step 4. Screw the nut and valve-cap.
Step 5. Perform a dynamic balance testing.
Step 6. Adjusting and counterweight by putting the weight bar.