SensAiry - External Bluetooth LE Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (2)

Working perfectly recommended for all type of bike and cars good User interface app easy to use

The sensors work very well, the app is excellent. The only issue i had is that at speeds more than 50 kmph on my Honda Dio, i could hear a “thump thump thump” sound from mu front wheel. Nothing is touching anything, so it is possible the huge imbalance of an otherwise light wheel.

Great product for cars without an inbuilt TPMS. The best thing about this product is that they give 5 sensors in all, so the spare wheel pressure can be monitored as well. Couple of minor niggles - one is that there is constant alarms running when the tyre pressure goes beyond a set limit, although you can manually turn it off which defeats the purpose. The second is that the tyre pressure is not automatically synchronised, I mean you will have to open the app in your phone and wait for 2 mins for it to sync.Overall it is a great product and I would highly recommend it.

Waste of money, works on its mood

I bought this to keep track of tyre pressures for my motorcycle. After 1000+ kms of touring and rough roading. Here is my honest review as a rider and geek:What's good?It's easy to installInstructions and app is pretty good.Switches off when the wheel is stopped for long time.Prices is acceptable.What's not good?The build is not bad but if does not inspire confidence to use without anti theft nut.These sensors let out some air when you apply them, so you need to be really quick, I fill 1 psi higher than normal for this reason.Above 145 kmph one of them came off little loose. So I use them with the anti theft nut.BIGGEST inconvenience of all? If you use this with safety nut, you need to carry the supplies spanner and you need to spend time (5 to 10 mins) to unlock the nut and then fill air and then relock it. When you have clocked close to 1000 kms, it becomes very irritating.You definitely need to move the vehicle back and forth for the sensor to activate.Is it really needed???It looks really cool and gives pretty good insights,But I have surived without the same very well , and this has not in particular added any value to my rides. Even without this, I just by visual inspection of my tyre, I could understand if it needs filling or if it had a puncture.This looks cool but then you need app with "always use gps" permission enabled!! And I need to spend painstaking 5 to 10 minutes to just fill air in 2 tyres.Even the guy filling air was annoyed and asked me to remove and refit the sensor caps.Overall no significant value add, but if you want to show off something cool and look like Tony stark of tyres, you can get one.May be pretty useful for hardcore off roaders or ones who go to race day. The application for day to day life are limited to none.I would suggest carried a bigger spanner for the same if ypu decide to use this on long rides.Now these rest in the corner of my bag and I resorted to tyre caps :)

Am using this for my street triple bike some time it will take little longer time to update psi but it wont take more than 40sec but only draback i feel is it will update psi one by one like first it will update one tyre status after updating it will update other

Amazing product. Gives me a great feeling for tyre pressure is always monitored. I have used it for more than 10K kms and is absolutely great under all environments. I bought tyre pressure gauge as well as mini compressor to inflat my car (it is incovenient to remove and put it back in pertol stations when there is a queue and most dont have patience). This product with your own pump is a great product for a hastle free long drives. I recommend this product.

This does the job accuracy is bit low but it comes handy