Pressure Pro TPMS is the finest tire pressure monitoring system sensor on the market today. Reliable, durable, accurate, simple to install and easy to use, PressurePro presents a leap forward in TPMS technology.
No tools are necessary to install Pressure Pro TPMS and the system is simple to operate.
All tire pressure monitoring system sensors require sensors on each tire. Purchase the PressurePro Sensors Here.
Why a PressurePro tire monitor?
No other system on the market today brings the reliability, durability, accuracy, ease of installation and simplicity of use that PressurePro TPMS does, all at a moderate cost.
SAFETY! - Tires low on pressure run hot, damaging the casings and sidewalls and leading to tire problems. PressurePro tire pressure monitoring system alerts you to these dangerous tire conditions – allowing you valuable time to correct the problem.
PERFORMANCE - The PressurePro TPMS continuously monitors tire pressure to assist in maximizing a vehicle's handling, braking, acceleration and tire life. The early detection of low tire pressures improves the possibility of repair and reduces the risk of permanent tire or wheel damage.
RELIABILITY - PressurePro tire pressure monitoring system sensor has been engineered for accuracy and dependability – alerting you when a tire loses pressure. Proper inflation increases tire life and fuel efficiency as well as adding greater handling, braking and safety.
SAVINGS – Properly inflated tires use less fuel, wear longer, provide greater stability / handling and bring savings. With tires representing the only thing between your vehicle and the ground – at 60 mph – you want to know what your tires are doing to keep the investment in your vehicle safe.
| Tire Pressure Monitoring System Sensor | Range | Price* |
| Auto/Light Truck Monitor | Monitors up to 6 wheel positions | $180.00 |
| RV/Van/Truck with Tow Monitor | Monitors up to 16 wheel positions | $185.00 |
| Truck and Trailer Monitor | Monitors up to 34 wheel positions | $200.00 |
After using the Pressure Pro for two seasons I am pleased to have it. It works as advertised and is easy to install and use. Occasionally I will lose the reading on one sensor as I travel down the road but it will reappear after a turn. I have the receiver mounted low on the dashboard of a Buick Enclave and we are towing a TrailManor Elkmont 24’ single axle with a spare tire. It could be all the aluminum on the trailer and steel on the car blocks the radio frequency signal at times. The only problem I have had is as I will describe. The weight of the sensor will cause a rubber valve stem to bend over and the sensor will ride on the rim due to centrifugal force. On one trip after about two hours the movement of the sensor on the rim caused the sensor to unscrew slightly and the tire started losing air. The receiver alerted me to low air pressure. I pulled over and used a 12 volt compressor to re-inflate the tire. To prevent the problem from reoccurring, I wrapped electrical tape around the valve stems then up around the sensors so they could not unscrew without removing the electrical tape. The receiver does not monitor tire temperature which could alert you to dragging brake shoes but you may see one tire’s pressure rise more than the others in that case. All in all the pressure pro is reasonably priced, does what it claims and is easy to use. Recommended.
DaveE January 9, 2011
After using the Pressure Pro for two seasons I am pleased to have it. It works as advertised and is easy to install and use. Occasionally I will lose the reading on one sensor as I travel down the road but it will reappear after a turn. I have the receiver mounted low on the dashboard of a Buick Enclave and we are towing a TrailManor Elkmont 24’ single axle with a spare tire. It could be all the aluminum on the trailer and steel on the car blocks the radio frequency signal at times. The only problem I have had is as I will describe. The weight of the sensor will cause a rubber valve stem to bend over and the sensor will ride on the rim due to centrifugal force. On one trip after about two hours the movement of the sensor on the rim caused the sensor to unscrew slightly and the tire started losing air. The receiver alerted me to low air pressure. I pulled over and used a 12 volt compressor to re-inflate the tire. To prevent the problem from reoccurring, I wrapped electrical tape around the valve stems then up around the sensors so they could not unscrew without removing the electrical tape. The receiver does not monitor tire temperature which could alert you to dragging brake shoes but you may see one tire’s pressure rise more than the others in that case. All in all the pressure pro is reasonably priced, does what it claims and is easy to use. Recommended.
DaveE January 9, 2011
