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- 게시일 2016. 01. 13.
- TPMS, A tire pressure monitoring system lets you know if a tire is leaking air or if it is flat and creating dangerous driving conditions. Since older cars dont have TPMS and it is a really nice feature to have. In this video I show you how to install an inexpensive TPMS for your car or truck.
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Wow, I've never seen a video with so much detail, great editing, awesome audio and very entertaining. Love watching your videos over and over again.
Please, don't ever stop being helpful. Don't stop posting videos man. I've been a fan a really long time as a subscriber these will be appreciated for YEARS to come. Thanks again I will continue to pointing all my friends with car problems In your direction.
I got that low tire pressure light in my car and I've always wanted something to be able to keep track of my tire pressure. Very lucky that I found one I can trust through your channel!
Its 2019 and the price went down 50 bucks, in case anyone is wondering.
Do you have a link ?
@@juniorhernandez4570
The link is in the video description. They're only $60 now...they were over $100 when this video was made.
Also has a usb port and several others are available for less than 50. All less than having to get a new tire! Googling I found some sold through walmart for like 22 bucks.
Does it still come with the dust boot? I thought that was nice touch.
Atlanticbacon anyone know if they make the tpms light turn off on the dash?
Makes checking you PSI a dream but makes filling your tires a nightmare
I agree. Just check your time pressure regularly and save your money.
Besides, it changes the tyre balance as it adds weight that was not there when they balanced it
@@Tax2Me I was thinking the same. When the tire shop balances wheels then they add only like 10 grams to balance it, so that’s all it takes to throw it off balance. 10 grams is easily reached.
Thank you for posting this - installed today - works fine 👍
Thanks Chris. I actually purchased this TPMS from Amazon, because of your recommendation. Excellent product! Thank you for your video.
Cris this was an excellent demo and I have ordered the system for my 2010 Ford Ranger. Thanks so much for sharing your expertise.
for a 109 dollars id rather walk around and check with a Guage ...
+TheMonkeyeats ikr! that thing is more expensive than my car it self lol
+TheMonkeyeats some people have the cash but not so much the time. This is convenient for them
+News_Flash_411 Is it true that the gauges themselves lose accuracy and have to be replaced at intervals?
+TheMonkeyeats Well, just like everywhere else, you pay extra for the convenience.
I agree! I aint that lazy.
Thanks so much for the video, Chris! I just got done learning about tires in my auto class and realized how important it is to keep track of tire pressure. Also this makes me wonder: why don't manufacturers use this system? Instead they put the TPMS between the tire and wheel on the other side of the valve stem. Oh and fun fact my auto instructor told me, some TPMS sensors also read tire temperature but for some reason, people were dumb enough to think that the higher the temperature, the better it is for the tires so manufacturers had to remove that feature.
They don't use it because it requires batteries that drain every 2 years
@@omarpulido8502 Yeah, they're garbage. I didn't even get 2 years out of mine.
One of the best and clearest videos on youtube
hey Chris, nice video man, easy and to the point and also great that you explained the difference between cold tires and warming them up
Thank you for this video, Chris. That kit looks cool to me. I wonder if the manufacturer would make a single, gasoline proof unit, to screw to the Schrader valve of a fuel rail. That'd be awesome.
Having worked on cars before TPMS was mandated and after, I will say it helps prolong tire life.
Now, I agree that people should "just check their tires". But I can tell you that many people simply do not. They don't check anything on their car.
The amount of tires that come into the shop under inflated is far less today than in 2005. The amount of tires I have replaced due to inflation wear is far less. Personally I am glad only 1 of my cars have it (wife's Tiguan)
+HumbleMechanic Thanks for sharing your experience Charles! That is pretty cool you can see these trends!
Is the weight of the sensor enough that you should have your tires rebalanced?
Well here in Canada we have garages with air prashers and there's a gage on the end of the line, telling you the air prasher in the tire.
Robert Jensen I highly doubt it
@@greatpix The weight of the sensor will probably be about 15-30 grams. Most tyre balancing machines will balance by 5g increments.
A 30g imbalance after a year of wear is considered 'normal' for a car daily-driven, but ideally, should be rebalanced. However, not necessary. Keep in mind that a road wheel is naturally lighter where the valve inserts due to the fact it's less metal to create a hole. That's why, when you get new tyres, you'll sometimes see little dots on the tyre itself.
Thank you so much for this very detailed video. At first I was thinking oh great he is not going to tell us about this awesome product, he is just going to ramble on about a whole bunch of nonsense. I'm so glad I was wrong. These type of videos are suppose to be informative and you did an awesome job buddy. Keep up the the good work. I'm buying that TPMS system now because of you.
Great video as usual. Thanks Chris! FWIW the TPMS warning light illuminated on my wife's SUV a while back (2010 - came with stock TPMS). Checked all of the tires and all were at the correct PSI. Thought one of the TPMS monitor batteries had failed. Took it to Discount Tire and it turned out to be the spare tire pressure was low. Don't forget to check that spare! Keep up the great work.
Seriously impressed
VIDEO IDEA. You could do a video on replacing an aging factory stereo head unit with a new one/aftermarket. You could include running a new power supply. When I did my radio I had to run a new positive power supply because the stock radio got its power in a way I didn't understand. Monsoon if you've ever heard of it. complicated radio system. I put in new speakers too. The stock speakers had 4 wires each which would not work with a new head unit.
many radios have an amplifier built in my VW jetta had a monsoon stereo system you have to find the right wire so it can run off the amplifier ive had trouble with this before took me awhile
What's it matter whether or not someone is still running factory radio? I got no issues with factory radios in my old 80s Chevy trucks and 95 F350.
I love this idea, this would be great for personal safety as well.
Very Informative!!
You have a great channel here Chris .... I've been a gearhead all my life .... you have some great tips and ideas
thanks!
This would a great gadget for my older cars too but already have a dual dashcam plugged into cigarette lighter port. Also, tire pressure not much of an issue anyway since filled with nitrogen; hardly any fluctuations.
In any case, great video as always Chris!
i looked up the brand featured in the video and they also offer a solar powered version
Chris, you do a great job on these diy videos and it's appreciated.
Hey Chris fix I’m Spanish but I love your videos thanks a lot I have learned many things by watching them.
This is Awesome !!! I love love love it !!!
Our Toyota sensor went out this is a great affordable alternative thank you
Thanks Chris, it really helps me for my car. :D
Thank you for another great video. I am going to need this TPMS for my 99 Ford Ranger..
Well done video. I had no idea these were available. Thanks for taking the time to show me something new.
Some of these people dont realize that tpms sensors that go in the tire costs 100 bucks a sensor. This is a good idea.
And, at least in my Nissan, they don't tell you what tire needs air. It just aluminates that annoying symbol on your dash.
damn u ChrisFix! u always leave me with something else to do on me cars lol
thanks for the helpful vids :)
thank you for the video. good to see a demo video with a clean truck inside as well. alot of guys who do videos always have a dirty as truck yours is pretty clean. kudos to you.
useful mod tbh, underrated and over sean for those of us who track older cars and swap tires all the time... good to have a set of these with u
This is actually a pretty nice idea. Affordable and easy to setup. I wouldn't be overly concerned about someone stealing the caps, at least they're not shiny chrome and are just small enough to be overlooked.
+justletmeuseit That is why I had to share! I liked it a lot myself!
Im just waiting for Chris to say "Soapy water" and Im done! Damn he never diappoints me.
I wait for that too haha
Or thrade lock lol
me too
Thanks Chris, very helpful. I'm a fan of your channel from the UK. Also please do a video on how to install HID lighting kits, cheers!
Hey Chris! Thank you for this!
Great video Chris. I might get one of these systems on my taurus.
+Jmoney Thanks a lot man!
+ChrisFix I like these kind of videos and hope to see more.
+Jmoney Any time I come across something I really like, I will make a video for you guys!
+ChrisFix Awsome
+ChrisFix Chris, I bought this set because of your review... just to let you know that it does not work with my 2013 RAV4 since it has a dust cover on the cigarette and it will not allow the plug reach power.
just and FYI
You still have them on your B3000?
Good job Chris, loved the video. Gonna order my sensor right now!
Great job. If you still have the truck, a grill/brush guard would look pretty cool on there as well!
Thanks Chris but doesn’t adding an extra weight to the tires affect balancing? Because I guess when it comes to balancing of wheels even the weight of the wheel nut can be an effect on especially the front tires at high speed . Just wondering
Get balance beads
Bought several sets of a less expensive model last year and had very good luck with them on several cars EXCEPT they came with aluminum (silver) security lock nuts, not brass as in your video. Over time, galvanic corrosion froze the lock nuts in position, requiring me to cut them off the stems using diagonal or side cutter pliers (the nuts need to be out of the way to refill the tires). Put the sensors back on, and no one has ever stolen a single one, and none have loosened on their own. So, my advice is DON'T install the lock nuts if they are aluminum!
You can use a grease.
@@Acavando True - just wish I had known that beforehand!
Awesome....great video Chris, I'am going to look into one of those systems.
Thanks for sharing!. Eric Dee.
thats how you make an ad. Straight forward and not boring.
another hit chtis!!! i will luv that gadget
+Ivan Gutierrez E. Thanks Ivan! Glad you enjoyed the video!
Ivan stop kissing ass....or you will end up liking it
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Is a wheel balancing necessary due to the addition of the weight of the TPM devices?
I was gonna ask the same question. They aren't HUGE but seem like they would put a wheel off balance at the right speed.
+Tamás Madarász Lol no.
+Colton Blumhagen Why not?
***** Because they weigh almost nothing.
+Colton Blumhagen How much does each sensor weigh?
I did it on my 1999 Honda Civic EK hatchback...Thank you ChrisFix
You are right Mr. Fix, that is cool stuff. Thanks!
Thanks
+TOLIS MARGIOLAS no problem
cool idea but I'm good, thanks for sharing the video tho
Thanks! Good info
Watched a few of your videos helpful so you got a new sub!
Hey Chris,
Just wondering if you still use these and if you have had any problems. Thinking about getting it for my car but want to make sure that it's worth it in the long run
Thanks
This model is perfect fit for family sharing car model, other vehicle like trailer or truck, motorcycle will not workable, you should get the consisted model from them steelmate.
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2019, Sweet clearance at walmart $13
Really, that's is a bargain. I need to get one.
Man I came across that same clearance deal! Bought it and hooked it up right away, worked awesome. Then about 2 weeks later outta nowhere it stopped working, the display was just blank. However, the USB port on the side still had power and worked fine. Was super bummed but figure maybe that's why they stopped selling em and the reason it was on clearance. Was accurate and I really liked being able to see the temperatures of each individual wheel, that could help warn of a wheel bearing gone or going bad. Are you using yours? Does it still work?
Great video! Very helpful!
bro, really thank you for this video, ive never heard about this device. im gonna buy it!!
can u make a video on how to install push start button on a car??
Cool idea
Remote start would be awesome too!
Remote start requires a bit more work. They have 4 basic wires, because every car is different more knowledge about the car is required. The multi ignition cars are a royal pain.
As much as I like Chris fix and watch him more than any other car enthusiast, mighty car mods has a video up about how to install push button
Doesn't push button start make stealing the car super easy?
How are the sensors powered? Is there some sort of battery in these that you have to replace or what?
+Daniel Reimer probably .. but once the battery goes out I'm guessing the sensor work or show in the small cigarette lighter plug in.
the video said the batteries last 2 years.
+Daniel Reimer 3rd image on amazon link, there is a battery
+chris ce smh
+Daniel Reimer Each sensor has a small hamster that spins a generator at precisely 1800 rpm . You feed them daily. Each hamster is trained extensively on Boyle's Law, Physics, and Calculus. Formerly, these tasks were handled by a team of miniature squirrels, but things changed. Soon after the squirrels became unionized and demanded better pay and working conditions.
Very thank you 4 this video. I have seen this tire pressure monitoring staff a person can buy at the stores. It was very, very expensive. Stealing/ crime is a huge problem. Thanx for the video.
No problem David!
Thanks Chris, neat product. I'm going to look into that for my car.
30 psi seems low,I wonder if they make a newer version that let's the valve protrude so it stays installed when adding
That would be cool!
I like it... but still expensive for over $100
bahhaziz people can easily steal.
my little pony did you not watch the video? Go to 4:30
spacemann He's like me...oh god!😁
Its not worth it and it looks soo tacky man just buy a lil handheld gage nothing fancy and leave it in your trunk adding the digital thing to the inside is just bleh and anyone who knows about cars will just laugh at u lol
not only that.. but takes over an accessory(cigg) port.. Be nice if it could rig up to a fusible link then to a digital unit that you can custom mount somewhere. And don't tell me that's complicated.. I've seen temperature/clock gauges sold at truck stops/gas stations!
Appreciate the effort I know you went thru a lot of detail
Thanks!
Oh my god this guy know everything about cars i really like him dude omg
So will this work on my 1980 jeep it has a cigarette lighter and tire stems
Assuming it has both, it should.
I've bought the same system for my own car (90s era Civic), which has pretty much the same thing; works flawlessly. Installed properly, the TPMS should take the place of your tire stems' caps.
Should work on a Model T even if it has a 12 volt outlet and valve stems.
I would buy these if it didn't cost $110!
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OBX lkhgge36 chris fix
Consider the actual parts for a tire pressure monitoring system if yours go bad. Its about that PER tire.
someone else from the Outer Banks, hell yea!
OBX Sand Devil it's still a fair price compared to what you have to pay when your vehicle already comes with it and pay the price to get them serviced. 💸
Awesome bud Tks for the advice. Just the kit I was looking for. Keep up the vids. Great stuff.
I bought some after watching this video a year ago. I did it primarily because I have 24" rims and little rubber between the rim and road. This assures my tires are fully pressured and I don't have to worry about damaging the rims or tires.
I'm so smart I once drove about 4 miles on a flat tire because I thought all the bumping was probably the snow
It happens. I drove 50 miles on the highway and didn’t know my tire was flat the entire time.
You both give your licenses back
do you have to balance the tires since the sensors weight 10 grams and may affect the rotation of the wheels?
Nope
lol really?
Nope. Most sensors of this style actually weigh less than 9 grams and do not affect rotation at all...
That's the difference between a mathematician and a physicist.
If you feel harsh vibrations at speed, balance your tires.
Thank you Chrisfix I'll keep that in mind.
No problem!
after 2007.. didnt know that thanks for sharing your knowledge!!
Thank god my pilot have this built it on the screen. 😃😃😃
Do they throw the balance of the tire off? Anything weird, like noise, vibrations?
Bought this exact TPMS system - nothing notable in the year I've spent using it.
Some systems recommend you balance your wheels after fitting them.
They have to affect the balance. Pure physics.
@@Smurphenstein that is if you do the whole valve stem with a sensor which the sensor is inside the tire.
This was really cool, glad I stumbled across it!
Awesome concept for four wheeling
How do the sensors get power to measure the pressure and send it to the display unit inside the truck?
Tooniis+ I bet it's like watches that generate spring power from wrist movements. Probably a tiny generator with weights.
Tooniis+ I bet it's like watches that generate spring power from wrist movements. Probably a tiny generator with weights.
***** that means you will have to charge them once in a while, but he did not mention that at all.
MicroKORGI possible...
Did you watch the whole video? He clearly says they have batteries and will last about two years
I would definitely buy one if this. But you see, the way my bank account is set up....
+Frank Nativi lol
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Frank Nativi Kevin Hart 😁
Frank Nativi haha
Thanks Chris very knowledgeable viewing from Trinidad and Tobago in the Carribbean
i love your channel and techniques
will the sensor do harm to the air faucet, especially at high speed?Do I have to rebalance the four wheels?
I did not have any issues up to 70mph. If you have light weight wheels and tires you might need a new balance but for my truck I didnt.
ChrisFix what about the air faucet? you know ,at high speed we have big centrifugal force applying on it
Jiayang Ruan you really enjoy that airfaucet nonsense
cartmanrlsusall i dont get whay you are saying, seriously, centrifugal faorce generated by the 20 gram thing is not nonsense!
Jiayang Ruan yes it is that 20 gram added to a valve stem is irrelevant. tire balancing is not necessary the fact that tires wear makes those fixed balance weights irrelevant
I like it but at [̲̅$̲̅(̲̅ιοο̲̅)̲̅$̲̅] I rather steal ChrisFix sensors
he’ll get you with the soapy woader if you try that pal
Lol you guys 😅 Henry looks like a tough dude thou, spraying him with soapy water will probably make him mad
@@TSnowy23 he could of just stole it from google
That's so cool! I'm definitely going to be getting one of these.
You’re so nice my man!! 🔥👊🏻
Sadly some cars the cigarette plug is on the bottom of the center console under the A/C controls normally in front of the gear stick so you wont be able to see the pressures, unless their is a version with a portable screen that you can place somewhere.
+IIGrayfoxII That is exactly where mine is. You must drive a Subaru or a 94 Accord.
+drink15 Impreza.
My previous car was a civic hatch and it was just below the gear shifter, which is still away from eye sight.
+IIGrayfoxII You could install a second cigarette plug in a more visible spot. It won't look as good but its possible.
+AndyPFTW I ain't hacking my car, If I was to use this kind of product, I will go for one that has a portable screen that I can attach to the A-Piller
But I check my tire pressures each time I fill up so i see no need to have this kind of thing.
+IIGrayfoxII You can disassemble it and put it were you want. Only 2 additional wires :)
Nice :)
how can anyone not like this . love your chanel chrissfix :)
Thanks for the nice presentation.
Too expensive for what it does ! It would be better to check the tyres manualy and it seems very easy to steal...
+Sven Mk Thanks for sharing!
I saw you have improved the translation, nice :)
Tell me if you want some help
+Sven Mk Thanks! I had another subscriber add in his edits so we have a better translation! Thanks man!
Okay he's French ? Me I am
You can not check your tire pressures while your vehicle is in motion. And when it's in motion is when you pick up something that will cause your tire to go flat. And with a TPMS, it gives you ample time to pull over and check to see if your tire is going flat and put the spare on and not damage your tires. It's especially useful when you have expensive, low profile tires.
you probably have to balance your wheels now
+Vova3iLvova I saw the specs while searching for its price on ebay and the whole sensor with the battery is about 9,5 grammars ,so I wouldn't be very anxious to do the balancing right away especially if the application is like the above truck or a jeep but at first chance , yes , balancing is a good idea eventually.
I have that system on my car. I got it up to 80 mph and didn't have any vibration issues.
+Frank Gonzalez For some of us, we go faster than 80 haha. for the average person it won't matter that much
MrPooky218 if you do, you deserve whatever happens to you.
Frank Gonzalez Sorry I drag race.. lol
This was very useful. Thank you so much
Awesome 👏 very easy installation 👍❤️ super
In the place i live, i have to always check if my tires are still there before I drive.
Detroit?
it was made mandatory due to fuel economy.
Like alot of other stuff...
Because half the idiots on the road can't look at their tires and realize the rims are on the ground.
amazing! thanks
Thanks Chris. It really helped.
remember the tire pressure changed when winter air is installed
Always door jam psi not the tires side wall psi
Yes thank you! So many people do it the wrong way and use tire PSI wish is not right. That’s the max psi.
I grew up always checking, tire pressure with gauge, lights working, oil level and brake fluid level before driving. The 5 minutes it took saved me trouble a few times.
Kool. This is really important to protect your wife, kids and family from a blowout at 65 MPH. People often over look tire pressure. Thanks for the Video.
I want this but they are massive it will kill the look of my rims
nvm I just saw the price and I don't need it for $100 at the moment I have other things to fix like installing a turbo which isn't fixing
***** Ebay turbos all day
+7topseven7 *spits out water* can you repeat that??? lol
+7topseven7 idk what's worse, you faking having a turbo or running an ebay turbo
MrPooky218 Ebay turbos best bang for your buck