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Hello everybody, this is Jeff at etrailer.com. Today we're gonna take a look at this TST tire pressure monitoring system with the color display and the six flow through tire sensors. Now this TPMS system will let you monitor your vehicle's tire pressure and the temperature via this included color display. It also works great with your motor home, your fifth wheel or your trailers. This part will include everything I got laid out here on the table. It has the color display right here, the cradle mount, the suction cup mount comes with a 12 volt power adapter and a micro USB cable.

The six flow through tire sensors right here and that comes with the repeater. And over here we have a nice installation manual that'll describe how this all hooks up and how it operates. Now I'm talking about this being a color display. So to see that we're gonna go ahead and zoom in. And if I can show you up close, what we're talking about on the side is an on off switch.

So basically if you just slide that switch up, you can see how it comes on, it's in color, and then it goes to the two boxes you can see here. And those boxes are marked PSI for the pressure and Fahrenheit for the temperature. And then you can see the different tire locations it shows you. So what you wanna do is to set the pressure, there's a set button right in the middle here. If you hold it down, you'll hear that audible beep and then just push it the next time.

And then it's flashing so you're ready to set. So you set your temperature and then set your PSI and then at what locations, it'll show you that they're monitoring and then you're all ready to go. So it's pretty easy to operate. Now this monitor is a color widescreen monitor. It'll provide early warning detection with visual, and audible alerts.

Helps detect blowouts, significant pressure changes and tire temperatures that might exceed 158 degrees. They do refresh automatically with new tire information about every five minutes. And you can preset the monitor up to four separate vehicles or trailers. We mentioned the mouse has a cradle mount here and it's a non-slip for your dash. You can see when you put it down, it doesn't slide. So if you want to use for the dash mount just push that in there, holds it right into place. The other option is the easy to use suction cup mount. This will let you stick the monitor of your windshield on your dashboard. All that does is turn it around, hook it to the very back, and now you're ready to suction cup it to the windshield. You can make it rotate, set it to where you want, even rotate it up or down. Oops. Up or down. And then if you want to change it to the just putting it on the dash, just flip it over, slide it back up and then you can attach it that way, just like that. Now the sensors it comes with, we mentioned there are six flow through sensors. These will check your tire pressure and temperature every 12 seconds. And what's nice with these is they're the flow through design. So it allows your tire to be inflated or deflated without having to remove the sensors. The other kits that have the cap sensors, you do have to take those off to check the pressure, add air. These, you can just leave them on, take the valve cap off and you have access to the air pressure. Now these are a brass construction. They are designed for use on metal valve stems only. So they'll work on steel, chrome or nickel valve stems. They are very easy installation. You just screw 'em onto your valve stem. And just to show you that I happen to pull, here's a chrome metal valve stem. So if we take the cap off, you can see all you have to do is just go ahead and line those up. Go ahead and screw that on, tighten it down, and when you get tight you're all ready to go and just pair it to your display. The other nice thing they offer, if you notice these lock nuts, it allows you to lock them on if you're afraid somebody might just come by and unscrew these and take 'em. You can lock them on if you prefer. And the way to do that is just go ahead and put your lock nut all the way down, then take your sensor, go ahead and screw your sensor on again. And once your sensor gets tight, then just back this lock nut up against it. And then they give you these special tools here that are designed to go over the sensor and you can put it on the nut and snug it up just like that. And then nobody can really remove it. Makes it very hard to remove. And then when you're r