TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System)

**oj88** · July 12th, 2020 09:23 AM

I recommend that you spend a few more extra money and get one of the more reputable brands, kahit made in China. Fortunately, not all things China are created equal. It's not worth saving a few hundred bucks for something that is of questionable quality.

Remember, you need your TPMS to be reliable and accurate for years to come.

**jodski** · July 12th, 2020 11:41 AM

Originally Posted by ninjababez

kita ko review mo bro
hilig talaga false ad ng mga sellers from china [emoji28]

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Hahahaha [emoji23][emoji1787]

So far naman working as expected ang tpms... dun lang talaga naiinis ako sa black and white and display eh colored yung ad

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**ninjababez** · July 12th, 2020 02:41 PM

Originally Posted by oj88

I recommend that you spend a few more extra money and get one of the more reputable brands, kahit made in China. Fortunately, not all things China are created equal. It's not worth saving a few hundred bucks for something that is of questionable quality.

Remember, you need your TPMS to be reliable and accurate for years to come.

speaking of accuracy bro
sa umion ko 1 psi lower vs gas station
itong new android ganun din.

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**ninjababez** · July 12th, 2020 02:42 PM

Originally Posted by jodski

Hahahaha [emoji23][emoji1787]

So far naman working as expected ang tpms... dun lang talaga naiinis ako sa black and white and display eh colored yung ad

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parang mas ok nga yun colored bro, di masyado maliwanag.

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**dr. d** · July 12th, 2020 02:42 PM

Originally Posted by ninjababez

speaking of accuracy bro
sa umion ko 1 psi lower vs gas station
itong new android ganun din.

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so, the question begs,
which one kaya, is closer to the real psi?

**ninjababez** · July 12th, 2020 03:17 PM

Originally Posted by dr. d

so, the question begs,
which one kaya, is closer to the real psi?

i think sa gas station.parepreho results nila e

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**oj88** · July 12th, 2020 04:06 PM

+/- 1 PSI is an acceptable tolerance.

I always pump my own tires using a shop compressor. Then I use an Accutire digital tire gauge (it's voted to provide very accurate results).

My TPMS is reading around 0.5 PSI higher than the Accutire.... it's a little hard to tell. The TPMS does not show decimal values.

**keto** · July 15th, 2020 04:24 PM

I removed all of the lock nuts on the external sensors today after encountering difficulty removing one of them. It was made of brass and got corroded, probably because our dog loves to pee on the tires hehe. Took me some time to get it off because I did not want to damage the tire valve.

**oj88** · July 15th, 2020 04:38 PM

Originally Posted by keto

I removed all of the lock nuts on the external sensors today after encountering difficulty removing one of them. It was made of brass and got corroded, probably because our dog loves to pee on the tires hehe. Took me some time to get it off because I did not want to damage the tire valve.

Next time, apply a little silicone spray around the valve stem prior to screwing on the lock-nut and sensor.

**marct** · July 18th, 2020 11:25 AM

Originally Posted by Tallguy

Bought this Xiomai or 70mai TPMS with internal sensor at lazada. It is small and compact and looks elegant not cheap looking since the material use are of high quality. The best thing about the unit is the option to interchange the setup of sensor whenever you perform tire rotation through mobile 70mai mobile app. You can also use the mobile app to view the tire pressure and temperature. Only downside you cannot change the bar to PSI but it with it.

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Did you get someone to install it for you? I also have this one but I’m having a hard time finding out where to have it installed.

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