CACAGOO Wireless Real-time TPMS Tire Pressure Monitoring System with Large Clear LCD Display Real-time Alarm Function 4 Internal Sensors PSI BAR Units Selection Black

Used this product on my 24’ pull behind camper. Good product and accurate reading.

This is a cool device I installed on my wife's car and it works well. It has an automatic on and off feature that if car is idle for some time it shuts its self off and when you open car door it turns itself back on pretty cool. Sensors are easy to install and has a locking nut to secure the sensor to the tire stem so it would be difficult to remove. Not a bad product for the price and it also has cool little display for easy reading and tire location.

Easy to install, easy to mount in cab, and pretty easy to program once you click through it a few times. Really enjoyed being able to see constant PSI/Temp on my RV tires while pulling down the road, especially at night. Made it easier to relax.

This tire pressure monitoring system works great and is a great value if you need one I think this is the one to get.

Had the unit for a couple of weeks now, and my only significant issue is with the instructions. They're fairly good for setting the parameters for tire pressure, temperature, etc, but say absolutely nothing about how the unit itself is turned on and off (there is no on/off button). So, for those of you that are wondering: STANDBY MODE Once the unit has been on for awhile and there hasn't been any vehicle movement (like when you're parked), the unit display will go black. However, it's still on- any movement, even getting into the vehicle and closing the door, will power it up again. Other hints: PAIRING THE SENSORS WITH THE UNIT They don't tell you this in the instructions, but each of the sensors is labeled for each tire- “RF” for right front, “LR” for left rear, etc. While the instructions do suggest that you can switch the sensors to different tires. if you pay attention to the sensor labels and put them in the right place, the tires will pair automatically to the correct place on the display. Its colorful, easier to read, and sticks better in the lighter (it doesnt just fall out like the cheaper brands). And since the screen sits in the middle (and not off to the left or right like the other brands) it fits in my space better.

Great seller ,quick shipping, would buy from again.

Great seller! Fast shipper Thank You!

Just what I wanted thank you.

I put this in my 2003 Ram 1500 and it works great. The wires are hidden behind the dash and plugged into the 12v socket at the bottom of the dash. The only thing I didn’t like was that the display is very bright even when turned down and very visible from outside the truck so I cut a piece of 5% window tint and it darkened it perfectly to not attract so much attention from prying eyes.

Fast, good communication, hassle free

Great while it lasted, I one sensor came off. Would like to buy a replacement.

Picked this up for my 4th generation 4runner. My original TPMI was acting up and the cost to replace the faulty indicator was well over $100. All because of a low tire pressure indicator battery housed inside each indicator on each wheel. Plus when the dash light came on you never knew which tire was the culprit. This wireless kit solved that problem. The plugin indicator on this device makes it easy by displaying all 4 tires taking the guessing game out of the picture.

I have had nothing but tire pressure problems since first getting my car back in 2009. I have a 2005 Subaru Impreza and had no idea that something like this existed. So many times I have been driving and feeling like my tire pressure is low. I got so frustrated with 1 tire randomly deflating a bit that I bought an air pressure inflator to keep in my car. It got to the point where I was checking my tires so frequently because it always felt like my car wasn't driving properly. Then I stumbled across these and wow, it has been great. I was worried about spending this kind of money to them because for all I know, someone could just take them off my car. The anti-theft washer seems to work well. Wasn't that tough to install either. It will probably take me about 30 seconds to remove it with the proper tools so that inconvenience isn't that bad either. The only thing I am worried about now is the battery life in each of the sensors. I wonder how long they will last. There were steps in the guide for replacing them so I suppose we will be seeing eventually how that goes. For the time being though, very happy with it and just wish I found these sooner. Never even though to look for something like this.

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Heading for a long road trip in an older vehicle, thought these would be nice to have. No problem on the trip but these helped reassure all was well with the tires. Simple to install, no problem with leaking after two months, accuracy corresponds to my mechanical tire pressure gauge.

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Easy setup, no problems connecting, the signal is strong and used them for a 1200 mile trip flawlessly. I would/will buy again if ever needed.

I bought this tire pressure monitor for my brother's birthday as he always wanted one since he bought his car. Before giving it to him, I decided to test this smart device on my car. I have Infinity QX60, which has built-in tire pressure sensors, so I decided to compare data from native sensors with this tire pressure monitor. I was pretty surprised how accurate it is. It showed almost the same value as my vehicle showed. Using this device is a breeze, I just connected the sensors to the wheels and plugged in the monitor into the cigarette lighter and that was pretty much it. The monitor was not too big and fitted in my car perfectly, I assume it will work with my brother's car great as well. The sensors are slightly bigger than standard dust caps but this causes no problems. The pressure reading can be changed between PSI and BAR to suit your individual requirements and the temperature of the tires is also monitored. The user can also set high and low-pressure alarms so that the unit beeps when the pressure or temperature goes beyond theses levels. The display is very easy to read and even in a dark car at night - the blue text is not overpowering. Overall this is a great safety tool to install on your car, especially if it's older and doesn't have its own tire pressure sensors. Hope my brother will be excited with this tire pressure monitoring system as I am.

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I now have readings from all 4 tyres and it will alert me if tyre pressure drops below my specified range. You can change the display from PSI to BAR if you want. It has a long power lead and 2 USB ports on it. This now plugs into my power socket and then the phone charger plugs into this. When I set it up I found it was better to have the screen powered up then put the valves on the tyres.If the data of sensors can’t be displayed in its entirety, you should rematch the monitor and sensors according to the manual and drive around for a while, then the data will be display entirely.

.....Upon receiving any package, first appearance of the products packaging is very "crucial" to any one person's opinion. Appearance of the package is the responsibility of the seller. But remember, usually the seller is having their product shipped from another location / partner. That facility is responsible for the shipping and handling of the packaging. My first thought about the items packaging was a 10 on a scale of 1 - 10. ¸.•'¸.•*¸.•*'¨`*•.* *.¸¸.•*¨` .....I will begin my review with COOL. This TPMS system is pretty amazing for what it's developed for. Your higher end vehicles are equipped with these, and the price ranges are in the hundreds for there TPMS systems. These here are quality made with 2 ways of installing the inside screen monitor. One attachment you will plug directly into the screen monitor and from there directly into the cigarette lighter port. The other attachment you will affix the screen monitor to your dashboard, or to your windshield. Using that installation, you will use the supplied cigarette lighter plug with the long wire attachment on it. This unit has the blue backlit screen that has a brightness / dim control, and audible sounds when a problem is found. I finally figured out why on the display it was showing 5 tires on the vehicle screen display. Yes, it's for your spare tire. But this unit only comes with 4 tire sensors. In the settings you are able to disable the 5th sensor. It comes with 2 books. I panicked somewhat when I looked in the book to see the installation diagrams for the first style TPMS system. It involves you taking your vehicle to a tire shop and having your tires deflated to have the sensors mounted inside your rims. It's a costly job to pay for. But I looked inside the box to see that the TPMS unit is totally different. It's an updated model that allows anyone to have this working on any vehicle without having to break the tire bead off your rims. It's as simple as screw on the valve stem caps, and plug the monitor into your cigarette plug. In one book it shows you the diagram how to install the pieces, and the other book is the directions on how to change the settings to your liking. There are only 3 buttons you will be pressing to change the values. Directions are very easy to understand. 1). Press and hold the set button for 3 secs, or until the items on the display begin to blink, then release. 2). Press the set button again until you have the icon your wanting to change the value of is blinking. 3). Now press the up and down buttons to change the value of what your wanting. 4). Once you have the value set, press and hold the set button until the icon stops flashing. Do this for every item you want to change. EXAMPLE of things to change: Change bars to psi Change C* Celsius to F* Fahrenheit Change low tire pressure alarm psi Change high tire pressure alarm psi ETC...... *****IMPORTANT***** Many people don't know it, but to get your air pressure to the correct amount, always check and either inflate or deflate the air in your tires, when your tires are not in direct sunlight, and when vehicle hasn't been driven for an hour or more. Driving and direct sunlight will cause your tires to expand giving you higher air pressure readings. You will see this in my pictures. The left side tires of my vehicle were inflated to 35 psi. The right side of my tires I wasn't able to get to just yet. You will notice the air pressure in my tires went higher in psi because of the heat that is made when the tires are in motion on a hot road or because of friction created when rubber meets the roadways. You will also notice the temperature of the tires will increase with driving. I totally love this TPMS unit and know you will as well. I haven't one negative remark to make about this unit. I definitely recommend this to anyone that's wanting to be able to monitor the air in their tires. I have left you pictures with the steps you take to have a successful install. ¸.•'¸.•*¸.•*'¨`*•.* *.¸¸.•*¨` ......When making any purchase, I take the time in reading others reviews and make any comparisons with theirs against my results. I then leave as much honest ( positive or negative ) information as possible from my testing of the said product in order to help others. As in all my reviews, I do update when a problem occurs with any product that's out of the ordinary. Also I sometimes check in to update about the enjoyment I'm still receiving from my purchases. My review here, is strictly based on my personal opinions, and experience.

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I have an older model Honda civic that doesn't come paired with the tire pressure monitoring. I frequently find myself needing my tires inflated but never really know when they are under. After removing the tire and in stalling monitor. My only concern is How these will hold up during tire rotations. I didn't like the idea of giving up my car outlet but in the name of safety I've learned to sacrifice. After the initial install everything else is a breeze. I'm inclined to believe that I'm getting a an accurate read because the tire gauge and monitor read the same. Also make sure you attach it securely so that you don't cause the leak.

I had no idea this type of product existed! I have cheap tires in my car and my kids have no idea how to change them, so it is going to be very useful for them to alert me when their tires get low. It's never happened to me before but I know people who have had their tires blow at the worst possible times. I should tell my nephew about this little gizmo because one time I saw him drive up and you could just tell his tires were way too low and his car didn't alert him because it is an older model. The installation was very easy, especially if you have ever had to deal with a car tire before. It is a good skill anyway because you will need to pump your tires at some point regardless. So far so good with this system though, I'm not even a technical guy but it feels better to know I don't have to worry about losing too much tire pressure.

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