Ready to upgrade your older TPMS without starting from scratch? This kit gives you real-time tire pressure and temperature on your dash with Apple CarPlay or Android Auto. Just snap in the new repeater and pair it with your existing sensors.
Replacing an older monitoring setup from scratch isn't necessary here. This repeater upgrades older Tire Linc systems to Tire Linc Pro functionality and works with your existing Tire Linc sensors and dock. Once installed and paired through the app, your existing setup can use Tire Linc Pro displays and app features.
Checking tire information while driving is easier when it stays in the dashboard view you're already using. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto display live tire data from your upgraded system. Pressure and temperature information stays visible on screen while you drive.
="border-top: 2px solid #DCDEE1; margin: 24px 0;">Full reporting frequency isn't needed once your setup is parked. Energy-saving technology automatically reduces reporting frequency during those periods to conserve battery life. Your system shifts to lower reporting activity on its own until driving resumes.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi, everybody, Andy here with etrailer. Let's take a quick look at this upgrade kit with repeater only for your older Tire Linc TPMS systems. Now this RV TPMS upgrade kit is designed for you if you already have like an older Tire Linc system and you wanna upgrade it to the newer pro functionality without replacing all of your existing equipment. So instead of starting over, you can keep your current sensors and dock, then simply swap in the new repeater and pair everything through the app. So the whole setup is only gonna take a few minutes really on RVs that are already prepped for Tire Linc. And what really makes the upgrade stand out is the improved real-time monitoring and visibility while you're driving.
This system gives you 24/7 tire pressure and temperature tracking and it sends instant alerts if something changes unexpectedly. That means you can catch issues like low pressure overheating or rapid air loss all before they become a bigger safety problem while you're out on the road. Another big convenience is gonna be the dashboard integration. The live tire data can display directly through Apple CarPlay or Android Auto, so you can monitor tire conditions from your vehicle screen instead of constantly checking your phone. Critical alerts can stay visible on screen while driving, making it easier to notice problems immediately without distraction.
This is also designed to be efficient when the RV is parked. It's gonna automatically reduce how often reports data in order to conserve battery life, which is gonna be especially useful during storage or long stays at a campground. And it's also expandable. So if you later want to add more tires or start towing another vehicle, additional sensors can be added to monitor those as well. And that's gonna give your system flexibility to grow with the RV set up over time.
Let me leave you with some measurements. So it looks like we're sitting pretty close to three and 3/16 inches wide. Looking at the height about two and 11/16th inches tall and the depth about 1 and 1/8 inches. I think that's gonna wrap up our quick look today. I do hope that it was helpful for you.
Again, my name's Andy. Thank you for joining me.
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Install was easy and works well with Android auto
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