Motorcycle Tire Pressure Monitoring System, Motorcycle TPMS System with 2 External Sensors, LCD Display, IP67 Waterproof Dustproof, Motorbike Tyre Temperature Alarm, Two-Wheeled Motorcycle TPMS

Worked like it should...easy set up ....very well made and a great price....if you're thinking about it....do it

Worked great for a month. Now wont charge or turn on. Did alert me to an impending flat before it came off the rim.

I don't get how you can use an app for pressure monitoring on a motorcycle. This puts the info where you can see it, in a unit that won't get destroyed by vibration. So far I've used it on a tubeless VN1700 and a tubed 72 Yamaha. Works great. You know at a glance how your tires are doing. I don't get how you wouldn't want to know pressures real-time. "HurrDurr! You're not a real motorcyclist if you don't get down on your knees and check every day with a pencil gage!" What a load of crap. What if you pick up a nail at the end of the driveway starting out. How would you know? Or getting a puncture on the road. This will let you know, and if it's not a blowout, will give you time to get somewhere, even if it's just to a safe breakdown area. Of course it's better to know than not. And for this price, you can know. Get this, or something like it. I'd suggest something that's not an app.

I find it works good and pretty accurate. Instructions not that good but a quick online search you can find what you need. I've had one for a year now. Just purchased a second one for another bike. Works good so far. Battery so far very good. Easy to use once you know how to navigate the menu.

It's a good item glad that I bought it

I agree with others that this is a very useful safety device. It reads a little low, but as long as you establish a baseline of accuracy, it will serve you well. But! As another user reported, mine didn't charge at all either. Having spent my life as an electronic technician and electrical engineer, I decided to void whatever warranty this has and open it up to see if I could spot the problem. It was immediately obvious -- the soldering job connecting one of the charging points to the battery was bad, and the wire had come loose. I soldered it properly, put it all back together, and it now charges and works fine. I realize most people won't do what I did. I've attached a picture showing the not-connected wire (a hard-to-see arrow points it out) regardless, in case anyone is interested.

The instruction manual typeset is near microscopic but the fuctionality of the buttons are simple to figure out which made set up easy. I aired my tires up to spec screwed the sending units on the valve stems and within seconds they linked up with the display and the read out was dead on accurate both front and rear. I couldn't be more pleased.

DO NOT attempt to use this on a touring bike. There is too much in the way of the reception path for it to read the rear tire transmitter. I found out the hard way right after installation. The readout never changed for the rear tire, leading me to believe it wa still at 34 psi. I in fact was having a flat rear on a 900 lb. Harley Ultra Classic and barely made it home without tossing it when the tire went flat. NOT a good product for a dresser or touring bike. Front reads fine and changed pressure as it should have. Cheap weak transmitters. NFG.

So far I've had no issues with the tire pressure monitor system. I've installed it onto my dirt bike and in my case took a little while to fully calibrate as it does with some of the car TPS systems I've purchased in the past. The display is very clear and easily readable and can be fully calibrated for the pressure you need. It seems pretty good quality.. any issues arise review will be updated. Very pleased

Super easy installation, comes with batteries installed and spares. The main unit needed a top up charge. First pairing took a while but no issues since then. The instructions aren't clear but there are plenty of vids about. Seems accurate enough. I recently experienced a puncture at highway speed and it took a couple of seconds to differentiate between the way the road was surfaced (with grooves that make the tyres wander anyway) and the actual blowout. I managed to pull over in time but having one of these would've made diagnosis much quicker and safer. I feel much safer travelling those same grooved roads now as well. Great value for peace of mind.

We haven’t used them yet Xmas present but we have had them for our motor home and they worked a treat, I think they will be awesome especially on the front tyre

This motorcycle TPMS works well. Unfortunately, I broke my valve when installing the locking nut and then trying to remove the tire cap. Do not install the locking nut. The display is easy to read and adjustable. The motion-sensing automatic on/off works and is convenient. Magnetic charging is cleaner than a port, but it may not be worth the hassle of another cable. Personally, this serves as a more precise and faster, instant way of checking tire pressure than by feel.

It works, display hard to read in certain lights but not a big issue. Value for money.