Tymate Tire Pressure Monitoring ... vs ATOTO AC-UTP1 USB TPMS Tire Pres...

Installation is a snap and setting up the monitor is pretty intuitive. But the instructions are adequate if needed. The instructions need some help in describing the install.

I own a 2009 suv and it is pretty standard on the features front. Very handy to have for any vehicle. I tend to drive older cars and most of them do not have tire pressure monitoring devices.

The tire pressure monitor can monitor 6 tires at once. The settings allow for set 1 (forward axle) to be set at one setting for pressure alarms. The fact that it has a solar charging panel is trick and the display's contrast makes it easy to read in b...  Read More

Tymate system was perfectly accurate and that my tires had been over-inflated. Also bar/psi and c/f settings. The motorhome does better at 60-70psi cold, but if you have a heavier vehicle that needs 80+ at cold, this may not be the unit for you.

This one is way better, i like it alot. No more worring about tire pressure.

The unit changes tire pressure constantly and is a pain in the a$$ to put air in tires anytime i need to top off tires i need to disassemble before filling! Only last 8 months.

The atoto a6 has software already preinstalled and detected the device right away. It is very easy to install the app. The kit comes with a wrench to tighten the sensor to the valve stem tightly.

This continue to impress and blew me away. It allows you to have a full a tpms system without any real fuss.

App allows you to set max and min pressure and temp, alarms on or off as well as change units. It provides visual and sonorous alarms and you can adjust the thresholds for them. I was instantly notified with visual and audible alerts. It works better ...  Read More

If you login to seller site all you get info about is their head unit product. Not very supportive. If i'm on the interstate going 70mph or more, they lose communication and i get an overtemp popup warning. All four batteries are dead!