Anyone use Bluetooth tire pressure monitors?

[waynerock66]

I think Wingstuff has them.


http://wingstuff.com/products/37222-...?from_search=1

[willtill]

I think Wingstuff has them.


http://wingstuff.com/products/37222-...?from_search=1

Cool! I also found another source as well... but they would've been shipped from Malaysia

[yellow rex]

Cycle Max is the place I purchase the T vale stems.

[scoplin]

I have the T stems but haven't installed them yet.

http://hondaf6b.com/showthread.php?8...ight=Steelmate

[ShanghaiDan]

Hey Dan,

How is the Steelmate working out for you. I've been perusing these threads and looking at them on the Internet and elsewhere.

Any issues with yours so far?

Working great! Zero problems so far. I check the accuracy of the gauge every month or so, and it's within 1 PSI of my expensive dial gauge. I love it! And it's pretty instructive to see the pressure change as you ride in different conditions...

[53driver]

Got the FoBo system. Talks to my smartphone. I don't use it for "real time" monitoring although if I could see my phone while riding I could.
I just use it to check psi and tire temps before heading out and in between stops.
$100.
Works for me.

Cheers,
Steve

[willtill]

I was contemplating the FOBO system, but really wanted something that was more integrated and didn't depend on another ancillary piece of equipment.

I went ahead and purchased a Steel Mate TPMS this morning... will get a T-valve stem mounted in the rear wheel early next month when I put the C/T on and will run both of the TPMS sensors (one on rear T-valve stem and one on stock OEM stem on the front) until I replace the front tire down the road... then will install a T-valve stem in the front wheel.

My major debacle/decision at the moment... is to where mount the receiver unit. Already have an analog voltmeter on the right side fairing area.... am contemplating alternate locations for it.

[stevenolts]

I love the FOBO because it will let me know before I leave my garage. This is the only accurate way to check tire pressure before the tires heat up. If you have a compressor this works great. I always have my phone with me. The only problem is my wife complaining about the FOBO warning me from inside the house in the middle of the night. So I guess I have the extended wife warning system for free.
Steve

[willtill]

Reference the picture that I post earlier... when I get ready to install the T-valve stem... do I need to grind off the portion of the wheel where the OEM plastic valve stem retainer mounts to?

I can't really tell from the picture.

[stevenolts]

I had the t-valve installed on both the front and rear tires with no grinding.
I highly recommend the t-valve!!!
Once you are confident the tire pressure matches other gauges you can add air and check pressure on the phone.
Steve