CAREUD Motorcycle TPMS with LCD & Internal/External Sensors

They send instructions on how to program it for the desired maximum/minimum pressure and temperature, but write there that it's not necessary because their software is faulty. In reality, it beeps and flashes constantly and is really annoying because the software is incorrect, which really interferes. Trying to program even to turn off the device doesn't work according to the instructions, and on top of that, the seller doesn't respond at all to messages sent to him. Disappointment, the cost of the product is not high, but the installation cost at the garage is high due to installing a vent sensor that requires disassembling the wheel and tire back and forth.

Actually good! Psi display fixed! This is the second one i owned, the first one died. But i figured it was because it was mounted to the bars rigidly of my adventure bike and it was vibration. I made soft gummy rubber mounts for the new one and we'll see how it goes. I think vibration will kill these things.

Unfortunately, my experience has been disappointing. After only a short period of use, the buttons on the unit began to stick, and one of them even fell off completely. The internal construction quality appears to be very poor. Because the device requires firm pressure to turn it on and off, the buttons put constant stress on the board contacts. This eventually caused the button to detach from the pcb. It feels like a design flaw or simply very cheap manufacturing. Overall, the product is not durable, and it seems only a matter of time before the buttons fail entirely.

However, there are also positive aspects. I really like the overall design of the unit—the external build quality looks good, the display is clear, and the system itself seems to work reliably. It’s a pity that such a nicely designed product suffers from such a critical durability issue.

If the manufacturer improves the button mechanism, this could be a great device.