Tire Pressure Monitoring System,TPMS with Solar and USB Charging Color LCD Display, Voice Prompts, 6 Alarm Modes, 0-87 PSI Range (6 Tire Sensors)
$29.99
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Price: $29.99
(as of Mar 27, 2026 01:23:00 UTC – Details)
Product description
Solar & Type-C Charging | Real-Time Monitoring | 6 Custom Alerts | 2-Min Install | Universal Fit
Anti-Theft | Waterproof | Extreme Temp Ready | Dustproof
Personalize Your Safety Alerts in 3 Simple Steps
Enter Settings Menu: Press and hold the M Button for 3 seconds until the pressure unit (PSI/Bar) flashes.
Adjust Your Values: Navigate through settings (High/Low Pressure, High Temperature) with the M Button. When a value flashes, use the ◄ ► Buttons to set your desired limit. Press M to confirm each.
Save & Exit: After all adjustments, hold the M Button for 3 seconds to save everything and return to the main display.
Easy Setup & Customization Guide
Quick Sensor Re-Pairing Guide
If one tire’s data is missing, follow this quick 5-step process to restore the connection.
Remove the sensor from the non-reporting tire. Ensure your vehicle is in the “ON” position.On the display, press the Right (►) Button 8 times consecutively to enter pairing mode (indicated by flashing “–“).Press the ► Button to cycle and select the correct tire position (e.g., Front Right).Re-attach the sensor to that tire’s valve stem. Live pressure/temperature data should appear on screen.Long-press the M Button to save the pairing. The system will resume normal 4-tire monitoring.
Pro Tip: If data doesn’t appear, unscrew the sensor, wait 10 seconds, and repeat steps 2-5.
Real-Time Tire Safety at a Glance: Drive with confidence knowing our TPMS delivers instant, interference-free alerts for 6 critical tire issues—from low pressure to high temperature. With sensors updating every 0.3 seconds and an IPX7 waterproof design, it withstands heavy rain while providing reliable, zero-delay protection. The long-life CR1632 battery ensures over a year of continuous monitoring, so you’re always prepared.
Solar & USB Dual Charging, Never Worry About Power: Designed for convenience, our monitor supports both solar energy and USB charging. The upgraded battery pack maximizes efficiency, reducing frequent recharges. Whether parked under the sun or plugged in during drives, you’ll enjoy uninterrupted tire monitoring without draining your car’s battery.
Smart Custom Alerts Tailored to Your Driving Needs: Monitor all four tires’ pressure and temperature in real time, with 6 adjustable alarm modes including pressure spikes, leaks, sensor faults, and low battery. Set your own pressure/temperature thresholds or use presets—either way, you receive personalized voice and visual warnings to match your vehicle and road conditions.
HD Auto-Brightness Screen with Voice-Guided Safety: Features a vibrant LCD color display that automatically adjusts brightness for clear visibility day or night. The unit powers on/off with your ignition and includes spoken alerts for hands-free safety. Hear immediate warnings about tire risks while keeping your eyes on the road.
2-Minute Installation, Fits Most 6-Wheel Vehicles: No tools or professional help needed—just screw the sensors onto tire valves and mount the display. Compatible with sedans, SUVs, trucks, RVs, and more (0-87 PSI range), it works up to 32 feet away. A truly universal setup that protects your tires without damaging valves or wheels.
Hatcher –
Cheap insurance to make sure your tires are good. Buy it.
This thing is awesome. Honestly I felt like I was ordering junk but I gave it a shot. The tire sensors are going out on my 2016 Prius so the tire light would randomly start blinking on the highway. I’d never know if it was a sensor or a tire actually going flat so I was always pulling over. This thing cured the paranoia instantly. Stuck it to the dash of the Prius using the double sided tape that came with it. The small solar panel on top catches plenty of light to keep it charged. No wiring, no connections, no setup. Just peel and stick then screw the sensors onto each tire. Less than 5 minutes total time and I always know exactly what my tire pressures are. Even cooler than that I get temps from each tire so I can see if something is running warmer than it should, like a brake pad dragging. It also gives me the actual temp in the cabin as well.
Mr. Anonymous –
Unit needs user-based adjustability, but easy to install.
I like the idea of this tire pressure monitoring system, so gave it a try. Older vehicles without any TPMS system require checking the pressure manually (and/or a little more trust your tires are holding adequate pressure). Given the condition of roads, sometimes I wonder if I hit a series of potholes, or just poorly maintained road, or if a tire is losing pressure.In any case, this unit can shed some light on older vehicle tire pressure. Which is nice particularly if you drive at highway speed or habitually never check tire pressure.It’s of simple design and easy to install. I did notice that even while all sensors were right next to each other on the table, one sensor has a temperature disagreement, and none of the temperatures from the sensors match the temperature on the main display (big number in the center, which is not labeled anywhere whatsoever).This unit would be better if the user could make adjustments to both temperature and pressure, for this very reason. Otherwise, it just isn’t reading correctly.I used velcro to attach mine to the steering wheel column, as it’s easy to see and gets plenty of sunlight for charging.Sealing on the valve stems is definitely a concern of mine, and time will tell the story on that one. If they don’t hold pressure, the whole unit is getting tossed, as it would completely defeat the purpose. So hopefully the rubber that was used in the sensors to create the seal is of good quality and effective over all temperature ranges. Also, these aren’t exactly tiny, so they will affect balance a minimal amount.I think most people would be satisfied with this system, but I think they will also find that a user-based adjustment ability to be helpful (and lacking).
Donny Benfield –
Great for cars without tire pressure reading available
This is working great for my Toyota Prius. I haven’t had to charge it and it tells me my actual tire pressure. The car doesn’t have that option so it’s nice to see and have peace of mind driving.
Creative Journey –
Must have TPMS reader for any car
This unit features a solar panel on top for passive charging and also a USB port for initial charge. All of the four sensors are clearly label for specific tire position such as RR for “Rear Right”. The LCD screen is bright enough for daytime and there’s also several alarm modes. The system was straightforward to set up and so far the readings have been accurate. I find this reader to be valuable in older cars that does not have an OEM readout for individual tire in the dashboard. The build quality seems decent and the sensors have stayed on securely for weeks, even with freeway driving. For the price range of sub-$20, it is of good value and comparable to other brands on the market.