🚗 Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) with 4 Internal Sensors

Real-Time Monitoring | Solar & USB Charging | Loud Alerts | Waterproof Sensors

🔍 Why Do You Need a TPMS?

Driving with under-inflated or over-inflated tires can lead to blowouts, uneven wear, reduced fuel efficiency, and dangerous accidents. A Tire Pressure Monitoring System provides early warnings of air leaks and abnormal tire conditions, helping you take corrective action in time—improving safety and extending tire life.

☀️ Dual Charging – Solar & USB Powered

• Efficient solar panel keeps the device running without draining your car battery

• Built-in lithium battery – no need for replacements

• USB charging support ensures functionality even in low-light conditions

• No use of cigarette lighter socket – keeps your dash clean and available for other devices

🛠️ 4 Internal Sensors – Accurate & Weatherproof

• Equipped with USA-imported chipsets for stable and precise signal transmission

• Lightweight and balanced to avoid affecting tire rotation

• IP5K4K-rated waterproof & dustproof – ready for extreme environments

• Designed for long-term reliability (installed inside the tire)

🛠 Note: Internal sensors require tire removal for installation—professional installation is recommended.

📊 Real-Time Monitoring Display

• High-visibility LCD shows live tire pressure and temperature readings

• Loud volume alerts notify you of any abnormal conditions immediately

• Easy to read at any angle, day or night

📦 Package Includes:

• 1 × TPMS Monitor

• 4 × Internal Tire Sensors

• 1 × USB Charging Cable

• 1 × Hex Spanner

• 1 × User Manual

⚙️ Specifications:

• Pressure Range: 0–50 PSI / 0–3.58 Bar

• Temperature Monitoring: 60°C–110°C / 140°F–230°F

• Operating Temp: -20°C to 80°C / -4°F to 176°F

• Storage Temp: -30°C to 85°C / -22°F to 185°F

• Power Input: DC 5V

• Signal Frequency: 433.92 MHz ± 20 MHz

🔧 Sensor Installation Steps:

1. Remove the existing air valve cap

2. Install the internal sensor inside the tire (tire needs to be removed)

3. Reinflate the tire to the proper pressure

4. Replace the valve cap

✅ Tip 1: Turn on the display before installing the sensors.
✅ Tip 2: Drive the vehicle over 9 MPH (15 KPH) to allow data sync.
✅ Tip 3: For accurate readings, monitor tire pressure while driving—not while stationary.

🛡️ Drive Safer, Smarter, Longer

This TPMS is ideal for cars, SUVs, and light trucks, offering continuous tire safety monitoring, dual charging options, and professional-grade sensors that help you drive with confidence—whatever the road brings.