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Installs In Minutes, No Tire Removal.. TireGard Tire Air Pressure Monitor System is designed for two motorcycle tires, completely wireless, special valve stem sensors feature real time air monitoring. Audible/Visual and a Vibration Alert as tire pressure drops below or raises above the preset level. Alerts rider if tire temperature raises above the preset level. Slightly larger than a car remote, use as key chain, velcro or mount to to dash, handlebars, ect.
Note - Remote is Black

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Item #:  BB13315

 

 

 

 

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TireGard Tire Pressure Monitoring System is completely wireless with valve stem sensors for real time monitoring. Display is equipped with a User-Friendly Graphic Interface Screen. Sensors incorporate an anti-theft sensor removal system.  No Tire Removal Required, simply remove OEM valve stem caps and replace with included valve stem sensor caps, turn on the hand held device and ride. Don’t wait, get one on your motorcycle today and never wonder about your tire pressure again.

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Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems

For Immediate Release – It is great to see all the attention to improve safety by promoting Tire Pressure Monitor Systems to give real time air pressure data to improve safety, tire life and fuel efficiency. However, all TPMS are not created equal. The Genes Gallery brand air pressure monitors you may see elsewhere WILL NOT work over 30mph. That reason alone is why we do not carry that brand, TireGard works all the time while riding at any highway speed.

Compare our TireGard TPMS to Genes and you see our TireGard features are far better in all categories. While you may be able to save a few dollars, can you really get: no tire re-balancing; absolutely no wires; active monitoring at all motorcycle speeds-continuously; rust proof brass sensors; patented anti-theft sensors; waterproof and shock tested to 1,000G like the TireGard.

By comparing, it is easy to see the difference, TireGard is by far the best choice. Would you buy a tire air pressure monitor that did not work over 30mph?. Genes Gallery monitor does not work over 30mph, that alone besides other drawbacks make TireGard the peoples top choice between the two brands.

	11/15/2009 reviewer: walter Rating: It seemed to work initially. A few weeks without riding and I noticed after riding, it lost any reading from the rear sensor. Shows a high reading that stays constantly at 46 psi. Took the rear sensor off and noticed that the rear sensor reading never changes. Standard tire pressure gauge shows actual being normal at 5-6 lbs less than the tireguard reading. just simply doesnt work!!
	10/26/2009 reviewer: Julio Rating: I should have to read comments here before to buy a TireGard product! Money and time wasted. This divece never worked!
	10/20/2009 reviewer: jwsmith2 Rating: One sending unit quit on the second ride. Another quit on the third ride. I replaced all the batteries but that didn't help. These things just quit working all together. After the second unit quit I took the whole set off and mounted them on the wall as a reminder not to buy another product from TireGard!
	10/16/2009 reviewer: John & Barbara Rating: Thank you Greg! I called Big Bike Parts & told them my problems & sent mine back also. I hope they have the "bugs" worked out now!
	10/14/2009 reviewer: Greg Rating: Same trouble as others. Installed first unit June 09 #2 sensor quit reporting in August 09. Called Wingstuff, they said Big Bike parts wanted all problems referred to them TN 800-826-2411. Called Big bike parts. They had me return monitor to them. They sent me an updated version that has a black Goldwing on it instead of red sport bike. It also tells you when it is connected to each sensor. My #2 sensor connects as soon as I move the bike. The #1 sensor doesn't connect until I have ridden 3 to 5 miles. Big Bike Parts says there is a delay before it connects because the sensor goes to sleep when not moving to save battery life and doesn't start reporting again until bike is moving. 3 to 5 miles seems long but it does work. Hopefully they have fixed the loss of sensor problem with the new version they sent me. This is a great product if it will keep working. Will review it again in 6 months. I will give it 5 stars if it keeps working, if not it gets a 1 star next time.

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