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Well, I bought it at Amazon.

These projects usually require an amount of post-printing prep, reprints, and modification. So I prefer to just show how can it be done so the viewer can try their own approach. This is what I personally do as well. Thanks for asking.

Please, what thing for what wheel?

Hey mate? Did you found the way to pair it? I've just installed the set but app shows nothing. I tried to set the caps clockwise and counterclockwise, but didn't help...😢

@@Cat_who_always_right I installed and they worked. Then not. I messed with it. I manually checked pressure last time because I don't have time to waste... I tried to repair and trouble shoot. Long short it was not working as expected or at all. I have not bothered to open the app in a long time since. I am going to check my tire pressure today manually and likely either take them off for good or try to trouble shoot again. I'll let you know.... I LOVE the idea of knowing tire pressure all the time. I guess I need to pop for the $ expensive $ ones If I buy another I will go for one with stand alone receiver / display that does not rely on Smart Phone..... These in theory (in my mind) must work better? Wireless tire pressure is not new. It is Tech that is long proven and works, just not so much with these cheap ones. For the time being manual checking, as I have for 40 yrs, is the go to. It works... It is good to get down look at tires, brakes, lines... while checking pressure, KISS method... Keep It Stupid Simple

Like many things in life, everyone must make their own choices when it comes to their own bikes.

@@spshowcase2040 that is really not an answer and rather rude. I too have more than one bike and would buy one set for each bike, but don't wish to carry a phone for each. So is it possible to use the same app for two bikes? Buying four sensors seems to be the right way to go, if in fact the app lets you. What a sales loss for the company. I bought one set and was going to buy another, but can't find a way to make the app work that way.

@@johnverburg6318 Thank you for your comment and personal opinion.

My rack did not include any screws at that time. And the original screws I had with the bike where too short. So I had to buy the same type of screws that were longer to assure a solid installation.

I have asked myself the same question. I'm sorry but I don't have an answer.

You can't. They last a few years then you throw them away

So far they are OK.

It has a small update delay when opening the app to check the pressure, but it my opinion, it is pretty good. Saves me from having to check manually.