sytpms 4+

Name: sytpms
Rating: 1.8 (5 reviews)
Author: James Jian

James Jian

Designed for iPhone

- 1.8 • 5 Ratings

- Free

iPhone Screenshots

Description

The SYTPMS Bluetooth tire pressure monitoring system is a new type of tire safety monitoring method. It does not require an external display. Through the APP of the smartphone, it monitors the tire pressure and temperature changes at all times. When the tire is abnormal. The software will immediately notify and remind the driver with a warning sound, making driving safer and more worry-free. The mobile phone APP displays the tire status and is applicable to all models. The car dealer has tire pressure, and thousands of families are happy.

Apr 16, 2023

Version 2.6

Modify the customer response screen and correct the text in some languages

1.8 out of 5

5 Ratings

Junk

Software is mostly crap. The hardware tpms that uses this software also Chinese junk. A waste of money and effort to make it work.

Sytpms review first Impression.

First impressions here. Software is still a bit on the crude side but it does seem to do the basics. Some suggestions would be to make the adjustment sliders easier to use.

Also a update and or a query button on the main page so you can tell if the sensors are working. Noticed it took like 2 or 3 miles for the data to update when I started the app. Possibly have old data show up in red and switch to black once updated.

Also when doing the initial setup put a sensor on a tire and scan for it in all four positions until it identifies it. Then move the sensor to the right tire position. Sensors seem to need pressure on them to make them work.

So that’s all for now.

Unclear instructions

I screwed one sensor at a time on the car and held the iPhone next to it for instant paring.
The app suggests you can switch from Celsius and Fahrenheit, but it only reads in Celsius.
The instruction book does not say if you can install new batteries when they go bad.
The little wrench is totally useless.
The support page is mostly in Chinese.

The developer, James Jian, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.