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I essentially got this for my minivan. We do not tow a trailer with it or anything like that, but our van is old enough that the computer does not want to communicate with the sensors in the tires.
I only needed four caps, and got the one for the trailer tires. It is fine, because you can adjust the air pressure sensors to be right to where you need them to be for any tire pressure.
It even lets you know the air temperature in the tires.
This is a great set. It lets you set an alarm for a minimum pressure, so you know if you have a leak, or need to fill up your tire.
The brightness of the display is perfect, and the size of the main display keeps it out of the way for easy storage.
It is very easy to set up, just make sure you read the little manual that comes with it.
I give this system an A.
Simple to use, and simple to set up. I just need to see how long the battery in the sensors lasts.
I don't know if I should have but I put this on my F-250 Diesel truck which can pull an RV trailer if needed. I have huge tires on the truck that need to maintain 70 psi and I have had the truck for awhile. Sure enough tires were all different ranges so I used the portable tire air compressor and set it to 70 and pumped them up. Nice to be able to monitor tire pressure even on older vehicles with this device! Not to mention it came in nice packaging with simple installation steps (not hard at all!).
Installing the tire monitors (caps) on the wheels I didn't detect any leakage and I used even soapy water to see if bubbles formed and nothing. They make a nice tight seal. Loads of functions for the screen in the cab and not so big that it will get in the way of things. I can see how this would be perfect for a 4 wheeled RV, but works just as well with any vehicle period except if they have more than 4 tires. :D It's worth it's value cause tires are expensive and if you don't keep them properly aired up it can cost you a LOT more than what this device costs.
I actually use this on a car whose TPMS has gone out, and it's awesome. I'll probably use it on a trailer next time I take my boat to the lake as well, so I'll update if the sensor range isn't good enough to do that. I haven't been able to figure out how to re-pair the sensors though, so I can use them in both places, but for now, I'll just pretend the car's tires are actually on a trailer :)
This is an awesome kit
Not only is this incredibly useful for a trailer, but also for an older vehicle without a TPMS system.
It comes with everything you need out of the box
The sensors are labeled as well making it easy to install. The screen is nice and responsive, has a battery life as well but also included is a type c cable
The sensors have button cell batteries and will update on battery life. But the screen will alert you when the battery gets low as well.
A+!
My RV hasn't been on the road a lot in the last couple years so I am worried about the tires. This is giving me the confidence I need to know they are ok and if I do lose one, can take care of it quickly.
Setting up on my single-axle trailer was a breeze鈥攑airing only the three sensors I needed (plus tucking the fourth into my console as a spare) took a quick trip into settings, and calibrating the min/max PSI for my skinny trailer tires was dead simple. The color screen is crisp enough to catch at a glance whether pressure or temperature is drifting, and having the flexibility to remap which sensor goes where is a game-changer when swapping wheels or using for a custom setup. It runs on USB rechargeable battery power but will happily sip power over USB.
My only gripe is the vent-clip mount鈥攆ragile vents and a heavy object aren鈥檛 best friends鈥攕o I swapped to a magnetic phone holder instead, which works flawlessly. Otherwise, this system nails accuracy, gives rock-solid alerts, and keeps me from wondering if I鈥檓 rolling on half-deflated rubber down the highway, plus keeps me aware of the state of my spare tire for the trailer.
This TPMS monitor is very small in size, which is also lightweight to carry and hold on vents with the included accessory. It comes with pre-paired tire monitors for quick installation purpose.
The interface on the TPMS monitor is very straightforward as it shows exactly how the monitors are set. The images/readings are very easy to read/identify, and the images and information shown are also intuitive and easy to navigate.
The set is well packaged with everything that you need to install the system.
The display unit comes pre charged and comes with a USB-C to USB-A cable to charge the unit when needed.
I followed the installation instructions and performed a quick test to see how accurate the system is. I measured my tire pressure with a dial gauge and it read 36psi. I installed the TPMS sensor and the display showed 34psi, so it's within 10% which is acceptable.
The unit has a lot of settings and functions such as setting the pressure level for low and high pressure alerts as well as a high temperature alert.
The unit has the ability to add and sync more sensors so that you can monitor the pressure of your vehicle and trailer or RV from the same device.
The locking system was effective enough to stop me from casually taking off the sensor so it should work well enough.
Item came in very quick. 4 to 5 days, I don't really remember. But packaged nicely in a good box. Instruction manual could be a little better!
I've only taken this on one trip but it seems to be a pretty well thought out product.I'll compare this to another leveler I own that uses the phone and bluetooth. When I want to level that, I have to pair, then lean out my truck window so the connection works. Not ideal, but pretty handy.With that other product in mind, this brings pros and cons to the comparison. First, in order for the leveler to work, you have to turn on the box that's in your trailer. I mounted both of the boxes for the 2 levelers in the pass-through. So while the bluetooth one requires pairing in an app, this one requires me to get out of the truck, open the pass-through door, and turn it on. Not a big deal, but something to keep in mind.From that point, I think this leveler shines brightest. The connection seems to work at distances I'd never need it to. I tried walking around with the receiver and it never dropped connection to the transmitter, or at least it never claimed to. Really you only need this to work from inside your truck so the connection seems solid.Configuring it is easy, as is setting it to level. The level part is something I'm still working with. On our first trip of the year, I set the trailer up level side to side, front to back, using a standard level. Then I told the receiver to accept this as level. Best I can tell, it's now set to be level next time. I checked it a few times through the weekend, comparing it to the actual level, and it matched up.Time will tell whether this is an accurate system throughout the camping season. If it's not, I'll update this review. For now it seems very promising.I also like that the receiver has a magnetic mount on the back. My only wish is that it were closer to magsafe size so I could stick it on the magsafe mount I have on my dash for my phone. But that's not really a big deal, I'm only using this during camp setup, it's fine.I look forward to using it throughout the upcoming season.
This seems to work really well. I like that I don't need a dedicated app on my phone and the range is really good. No waiting for it to sync up. It seems to update nearly immediately to small adjustments, unlike my old bluetooth one.Unfortunately it didn't come with any mounting hardware (screws/tape). But I had some 3m double sided tape and used that.
This is my first leveler of this kind and it was very easy to set up. Instructions were pretty clear and I learned that it levels your camper on both axis which is great (left to right and front to back). It is also pretty responsive - i could see the reading change after maybe a second after moving the leveler as a test.
Really sensitive. Works well but need to remember the RV unit needs power to function.
This was easy to install, pair and calibrate. The connection is good between front of my RV to the driver's seat of my tow vehicle. A pain point for me is that it won't stay for more than 20 minutes. So for me to use this I have to pull in my RV, open 2 slides so I can get to the front of my RV to turn back on the transmitter and receiver only to then close up my slides and finally get to start to park my RV when its been 20 minutes again its off. I am hoping to find a setting for it turning off so quickly.It works great when you park within the 20 minutes... I'm talking about completely uneven spots.
I picked this unit up to replace the wireless leveler that I have been using. My previous model required an app on my phone and the wireless connection was easily dropped. Furthermore, if my phone went to sleep I would have to reconnect to the transmitter. This unit is much simpler. After leveling the trailer with a conventional construction level I attached the transmitter to the trailer and synced it up with the receiver/monitor. All "all-in-one" solution that doesn't require the use of my phone. The receiving unit gets a good signal when I'm in the cab of my truck and I can easily see how far I have to go to get to level side to side when backing up on to my blocks. Once I'm level side to side the receiver comes with me to the tongue jack so I can level front to back. Both the transmitter and receiver/monitor are easily charged using standard USB-C chargers. Furthermore, they both power down automatically after a set time to conserve battery life. No more dead transmitters because I forgot to turn the unit off.The only reason I dinged this product one star was because they did not include the double sided tape or screws to mount the transmitter. If all of the parts would have been included this would be a 5 star product.
I have been on the fence about getting a product like this for several years. There is a "name brand" product that is similar (I won't name it, but it rhymes with "bevelmate pro"), but it always seemed really expensive for what it is/does.This unit has a transmitter that you mount on a vertical wall inside your RV (using screws or double-sided tape - I used Command Strips) and a receiver that you carry in the cab of your RV or tow vehicle.The idea is that you get your RV level once, then "calibrate" the sensor/transmitter. The next time you are setting up, the receiver tells you how level you are, to the tenth of a degree on a nice digital display. The "other brand" connects to your phone via bluetooth. I don't know if that is better or worse, but it's different.Part of the reason I never bought the name brand was that it's not really that hard to get level without it. I have bubble-levels mounted on the front and side of my RV & it seemed easy enough to just look at those.This thing does make it easy to get level quickly. A potential issue may be that both the transmitter and receiver have internal rechargeable batteries. It's possible that they will stay charged for a long time, given that they are only on for a few minutes each time you set up, but I am having a foreshadowing of turning them on at the next campground and finding the batteries dead. Time will tell on that, I guess.All in all, I would probably buy it again, but the cost would have to remain low enough that I could justify it as a gadget vs just getting out and looking like I used to do.One thing that I wish was different - both the transmitter and receiver automatically power off after about 10 minutes. That's good for battery life, but it means that when I arrive at the campsite I have to get out of the truck and go into the trailer in order to turn on the transmitter so that I can get out of the trailer and back into the truck to start backing in. It creates some extra faffing about that I suspect I would lose patience for if I was setting up in the rain. If I had my way, there would be a way to have the transmitter stay powered on until I turned it off. YMMVm though.
My camper is getting older. The old bubble type levels I had outside are about worn out and unreadable.So I was glad when I got the chance to try this product out.After I charged it up and attached the base inside the camper, setting it up and calibrating is really easy using the instructions included.Using it is also super simple. Just power both units on. You get instant feedback about how level you are. I didn��t use the included dash mounting hardware because I found it really easy to just hold on to it as I backed the camper onto it��s leveling blocks for side to side. Then, I slip the remote into my pocket and have it handy as I pop the tongue off the ball and move the truck away. I can see immediately as I get the front to back perfect.Feedback is both in analog degrees and graphical representation. So if you want it ��level enough�� the picture of the camper works. If you want to zoom all the way to 0.0 use the analog readout.All in all, great product so far.
I absolutely love this leveling system. It works flawlessly and couldn��t be easier to use. There��s no phone pairing, no apps to mess with��just push a button on the transmitter and another on the display, and you��ve got real-time leveling data at your fingertips. It completely removes the trial-and-error process from leveling your RV.Before this, I was using a basic bubble level, and it was a total pain. Raise the tongue, check the level, lower the tongue, check again. Jack up the left side, Rinse and repeat. It was tedious and slow. With this system, I can carry the display around while making adjustments, which cuts setup time in half and saves a ton of back and forth.The display is crisp and responsive, and there��s no lag at all��it communicates instantly through walls. I plan to mount mine in my under-bed storage compartment where all my batteries, charge controllers, and network gear are installed. Since it doesn��t rely on Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, there��s no worry about connectivity��it just works. The range is good too. I went at least 100 feet and still had a great signal.The build quality is excellent. The transmitter base uses a magnetic mount that stays secure once installed, and the transmitter housing easily pops on and off. The display also comes with a magnetic vent clip mount, which is a nice touch. Both the transmitter and display are about the size of a deck of cards��compact and easy to manage.Battery life has been great so far. Both the transmitter and display go into power-saving mode when idle, and they��ve lasted a long time between charges. My only minor question is about the volume control��it has a speaker, but I haven��t heard any audio cues once the RV is level. Maybe it��s intended for future functionality. I just get the display within the 0.5 range and call it good��level enough for me.At $79.99, this system is a better value than others I��ve looked at, especially for the convenience and accuracy it offers. It's a great price for what you get.Overall, this is simplest, most effective leveling solution I��ve used. Set it up once, and it just works��no hassle, no fuss. Highly recommended for any RV owner who wants quicker setup and less guesswork.
I've added the various levelers out there to my cart dozens of times, but never pulled the trigger. While bluetooth is much better than it used to be, I really don't want to be dealing with connection issues when I'm trying to setup, especially if it's dark and we're tired. I've also been bit a few times with phone based leveling apps where when you go to use it, there's an update, or some new sign in requirement.No phone, no app, no bluetooth, no wifi. Turn on the display, turn on the sender, and within seconds you've got a nice, simple, easy to read display showing tilt and yaw at the same time. No having to toggle between displays. No clutter, just simple, fast easy to use. Why has it taken so long for something like this to hit the market?Setup was simple. It took me longer to level my van than it did to install and set this up. I was able to find a spot towards the middle of the van where it will be easily accessible since you do need to turn on the sender to use it. Once mounted, turn both units on and they connect within seconds. Hold the power and up buttons together for a few seconds until it beeps, and its calibrated as level. Then you just need to enter a setting to indicate the direction the sender is facing in your rig, front, left, right or rear. I was done in less than 15 minutes, and that included a trip back into the house to find the manual.Unless you move the sender, there should be no need to calibrate or do any setup again.To use, just turn both units on, put the display somewhere you can see, and get to leveling your rig. I love the fact that the display is battery powered so my wife can take it outside with her while guiding me to level. Since we come and go a lot we try to find a spot where we don't need to use any levelers so being able to see real time is great.The display shows a trailer icon that moves to indicate if you're nose up/down or which side is higher or lower. Such a simple thing, but let's face it, we've all stared at the bubble level thinking "do I need to raise or lower?", especially after a long day of driving.I kinda wish it showed the inches needed to raise or lower each corner, but that would require more setup, knowing the width and wheelbase of your setup. Over time I'm sure I'll get a sense of how much a degree is for my van.I love the magnetic mount so when it needs to be charged I can just pop it out, plug it into the charger, then pop it back when it's full. It also looks like it can be powered all the time via USB C as well, but I suspect the battery will likely last a season or more on a full charge.While I can see where some might have issues with the wireless connectivity, at least for my use-case that shouldn't be a problem. The display is within a few feet, line of sight, from the sender since I'm using this in a van.So far it works great, is less than other options checking the value box. Build quality seems ok, the sender bracket and sender casing don't feel like cheap plastic, they've got some heft to them. The receiver/display is a little flimsier, but sufficient for the task. Mine seems to have a small bubble in the display, even after removing the protective film. I didn't get the carry bag, screws or adhesive pad indicated in the manual, though none of those were important to me. Because of the slight quality control issues I've only rated it 4 stars.
I have both a 28 foot RV travel trailer and truck camper that we use at different times. I was still using old school ways of leveling our trailer/truck camper which took some time at campsites (IE, by eyeball or using a portable contractor type bubble level). I saw this and thought it would be of great use, helping to keep me from hopping in/out of my tow vehicle so much during setup. I liked that the wireless transmitter was rechargeable and would work directly with the receiver/display, not needing any phone app. There was even a little magnetic stand to prop up the receiver/display on you dashboard/vent etc. during use.I ordered the device and received it from Amazon in 5 days. The device came in a very nicely packaged box, including the receiver/display, transmitter, transmitter base, USB charging cable, magnetic stand/knob, user manual, and certificate of conformity. Both the receiver/display and transmitter felt solid and well built. The display came with a clear protective film layer which I easily removed. I examined the owners manual. It looked very nice with colored imagery throughout. I found the owners manual instructions to be well organized, clear/concise, and very understandable. I also charged up both the receiver/display and transmitter before their first use.While reviewing the owners manual I saw the listing of accessories that were supposed to be included in the kit. The manual stated that these items were to be found underneath the blister packaging inside the box. However the described storage bag, double sided tape, and (2) mounting screws were nowhere to be found in the box. The instructions further stated that if any accessory was found to be missing after opening the box, please kindly contact them for help instead of returning it. (Note: the Amazon advertisement also showed a picture of the adhesive tape and two screws).After the devices were charged I tested them out following the owners manual instructions. Both the receiver/display and transmitter worked great. I was able to zero out (reset as level) the device and it performed just as designed to do. The display for the device looked great. There was colored features for the display such as the level degree increment scale. There is wireless signal display, beep sound on/off display, side of RV (side where xmitter is mounted display) and battery level display for both receiver and transmitter at the very top of the receiver's display. The incremental (degrees) of RV level (roll/pitch) are clearly displayed both numerically, what direction, as well as in directional colored scale/gauge. There is a setup menu to enter where you enter and select where the transmitter is mounted for proper display directional orientation purposes (IE, D-driver side, P-Passenger side, F-Front side, and R-Rear side).Since the kit was missing the 2 mounting screws, adhesive mounting tape, and receiver carry satchel for the receiver/display listed as included accesssories, I reached out to the manufacturer by email. I received a very quick response. I had asked them to send me the missing parts as well as how to order/pay for a second magnetic mounting plate for the transmitter. (I wanted to be able to transfer the single leveling transmitter between my two RV's without buying a second device). The manufacturer was very appologetic over the missing accessories and very accomodating to make things right for me. Additionally, they provided me with a link to purchase the second magnetic mounting plate offered at a very reasonable price. They also facilitated shipping the missing parts together with the new additional magnetic mounting plate into one shipping. I received the missing accessories along with my new mounting plate two weeks later. The manufacturer provided me with a follow-up email on the shipping status, also reminding me that I may need to do the initial zero out leveling procedure on the device for each of my RVs separately before use (IE, making sure each RV was actually level before setting the transmitter's level to zero). I was appreciative of their reminder.Although it was unfortunate that the manufacturer inadvertently left out a few minor accessories from their kit they more than made up for it with their awesome customer service and quick response to my inquiry. Sure, I could have simply went out into my shop and found a couple of screws or double sided adhesive tape for mounting the device, or made a quick run to the local hardware if necessary. I did, afterall, have the most important parts for using the device. However, I wanted to test out the manufacturer's customer service, accountability, and level of commitment to the product. The manufacturer did in fact rise to the occasion and more than made up for any shortcomings in my opinion. I am more than happy with the product and its support.
I've been leveling my travel trailer the old fashioned way for many years, and finally decided to step into the modern age and go digital. Man, I should have done this years ago! This makes the otherwise tedious process so much easier, no more running back and forth and moving my 2' level around. Now I just carry the little display and can quickly get it level with very little effort. Definitely recommend.
This is a fantastic little gadget to add to the camper conveniences. It��s magnetic, we attached the landing pad right to an outside door, so all we have to do is put this on. It works great and is easy enough for folks who don��t consider themselves tech friendly. It��s works like a charm, is small size and comes with a carry pouch. No batteries to mess with either, just recharge it. This is an A++ item, works like it says and adds convenience to camping life.*As an Amazon Vine member I select products personally to review. Favorable 4-5 star reviews are common since I select items I expect I will like. However, should the product fall short I will always include honest information. All opinions are my own and I may solicit feedback from my family.
Got it calibrated in my motor home and it works really well. Nice big graphs to tell you which way you need to go to get level.If anyone cares, I calibrate my level to the kitchen counter top. That way eggs aren't slide across the skillet when cooking. And anyone who has been around campers for very long know they are not square overall.For me, in hindsight, I don't need a "sensor" and a remote. I have good solid wood I could put a combined unit on right next to my leveling control panel. That is exactly what I did and the sensor and remote are right next to each other.I've leveled 3 times so far with this and each time my manual level confirms my kitchen counter top is spot on. Winner!
Previously, I used a similar RV leveling system that connected to my cell phone. Sure it worked, but was kind of a hassle to use. When I spotted this one, I just had to give it a try.I like the fact that the base for the actual sensor is magnetic so I can easily remove it to charge. I also like the monitor mounting system. I found the communication distance to be sufficient to allow me to monitor from inside my truck. I did find that the responsiveness seems a little slow, so when backing onto levelers, I need to take it very slow. I am happy with this leveling system and can offer it five stars.
