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YOUR RESEARCHRetrofit TPMS - New Approach
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Real enthusiasts actually check tire pressures on a regular basis manually, plus that big thing will kill the look on any Porsche.
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But you may have to get a "Y" or triple adaptor if you're already using your cig outlet for your FM transmitter, TOmTom External GPS, and/or radar detector.
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But you may have to get a "Y" or triple adaptor if you're already using your cig outlet for your FM transmitter, TOmTom External GPS, and/or radar detector.
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Just saw this on indiegogo and thought I would share.
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/f...oth-smart-tpms
Seems like a better implementation than the orange TPMS approach. No need to take tire apart or have a clunky adapter in your car.
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TPMS, in dash oil level sensor, blind spot monitoring, collision avoidance, etc. All tools to either make you more lazy, ignorant, less connected with your car or environment...
Real enthusiasts actually check tire pressures on a regular basis manually, plus that big thing will kill the look on any Porsche. Not to mention one more app background process on the phone to drain your battery faster.
Good concept and may work better for Camry owners...
For those of you that don't have smartphones:
http://m.sears.com/product-details/p-02815894000P?partNumber=02815894000P&sid=IDx20070921x00003h
But you may have to get a "Y" or triple adaptor if you're already using your cig outlet for your FM transmitter, TOmTom External GPS, and/or radar detector.
I like my Orange TPMS - mine's set to alternate between temp and PSI, which can provide some really useful info, especially for mountain driving where knowing the road temp is getting too cold is nearly as important as being able to verify that your tires aren't flat.
I'm a big fan of having my phone do all sorts of stuff, but having a dedicated system for TPMS seems like a good idea to me. The only time I need it is the least appropriate time for me to be fumbling around with my cell phone, launching an app, and trying to troubleshoot why Bluetooth won't connect (is it 1111 or 1234, dammit?!?).
Actually, I would probably go with the TPMS systems that are well know, such as one from Schrader:
Amazon.com: Schrader SCH-WRK-4PC TPMS Retrofit Kit for Passenger Car and Light Truck (Hard Wired Display): Automotive
Amazon.com: Schrader SCH-WRK-4PC TPMS Retrofit Kit for Passenger Car and Light Truck (Hard Wired Display): Automotive
Having the info on my Smartphone doesn't seem that useful and I would rather have a system that is proven (also its only $125). It does require the stems to be replaced.
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