Tire Pressure Monitoring System From RRR Tool Solutions Published in: Gear Gone are the days of manually checking your tire pressures—or forgetting to. Before every ride I tell myself to check, then I pull out of the garage only to remember that I forgot. Wondering if your tires are at the correct pressures or temperatures, whether on- or off-road, can be a big distraction. With the TPMS by RRR Tool Solutions, you’ll have a real-time readout right on your dash. The Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS), built specifically for motorcycles with tubeless wheels, is everything you could want and a little extra. Sensor/valve stems are mounted from inside any tubeless wheel’s rim that accommodates a standard valve stem. I’d recommend this upgrade during tire changes because removal of the tire is required to fit the new sensor/valve stem. Installing the surprisingly well made and very waterproof display unit is as easy (or as difficult) as finding a wire controlled by the ignition switch. The kit includes a spade connector that simply wraps around an ignition-controlled wire and the display unit’s positive wire and, with a firm squeeze, makes a piercing connection into both. The ground wire is then attached under any bolt on the frame that isn’t critical (not a frame-to-engine or suspension bolt) or run all the way back to the battery if you're so inclined. If you think having a TPMS that will alert you to “low pressure” is nice, this will blow your hair back. The unit provides real-time readouts of individual tire pressures (+/-1 psi), with a programmable low pressure alert which turns the display from blue to red. Front and rear tire temperature readouts are also provided, along with a high temp alert. Real-time readouts of tire temperatures and pressure variations from the start of the day to mid-ride will prove valuable, too. Last but not least, a battery voltage display and low voltage alert are the icing on the cake. Head over to the RRR Tool Solutions website for fitment on valve stems 11.5 or 8.3 mm, and to check out their tools and other solutions for adventure riders. MSRP: $175 RRRToolSolutions.com PROS CONS ▲ Never again wonder if you have eight pounds or 28 pounds of pressure in a tire ▼ You may have to make a display mount ▲ No second guessing if you have a flat after hitting a rock or running over something ▼ Three-year battery life on replaceable sensors ▲ Displays psi, kPa, or bar and Fahrenheit or Celsius ▼ Tires have to be removed for installation {gallery}ARTICLES/Gear/RRR/Gallery{/gallery} http://ift.tt/2ki4sco
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