Td1400a-i Wireless Tpms Tyre/tire Pressure Monitor System (4 Internal Sensors) on 2040-parts.com
CHINA, China
 Item Description:
TYREDOG's product advantage is 100% wireless TPMS does not require hard wires, 3 min easy to install, compact, lightweight also easy
read out compact TFT display. With YPMS car owner can save up to 10 percent on fuel consumption, extend tire life span for up to 13%, improve driving safety.
Tire Pressure Monitoring System with monitor spare tire function is its unique valve stem cap type sensor design. Also the extremely lightweight,
and instant installation is the perfect driving safety product for all car enthusiasts. Through 100% wireless technology, tire pressure and temperature information is displayed on the user-friendly 1.8” TFT graphic interface.
A simply smart approach to having TYREDOG 's Tire Pressure Monitoring System. The TD1400A-I can monitor up to four tires and can be easily installed within minutes with hassle. The user friendly graphic interface enable the user to constantly observe and maintain their car tire in a safe condition.
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it usually takes 7-15 business days to USA. And takes 20-25 business days to Europe,
Due to variation of postal service in different areas, some areas may take longer(20-30days).
such as: Russia, Brazil, Argentina...
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