TireGard 2 Wheel H. Bar Display Wireless Tire Pressure Monitor

Was contacted quickly by the company regarding the warranty on the unit. They were helpful and efficient and posted a new bracket out to me by courier post straight away with no payment required. Very impressed with their help and after sales service, David

Bought the unit about 6 months ago and on the last ride noticed the display unit was at a funny angle and when I touched it the unit broke off. The plastic bracket had snapped through. Sent a e-mail off to the manufacturer 4 days ago and still wait for a response so have just sent another one to try and get a replacement bracket as they advertise 12 months warranty.
Will see if they stand behind their product.

David

Of all the accessories I purchased for my Wing, this is the one that I think is the wisest investment but has me left ‘undecided’ after installing it a week ago and riding 2,200Kms already.
I bought one because my mate has a TPMS fitted as standard to his Kawasaki GTR1400 and it alerted him to falling tyre pressure because of a puncture. At the time we were riding through the countryside at circa 120Kmph so it was a good thing to be warned early.
I fitted the Tiregard to my Wing and am still getting used to it. It doesn’t work like the factory fitted GTR unit as the readouts are fairly inconsistent. The safest reading is the one taken first thing in the morning, when the tyres are cold, and provided, the bike is not sitting in the sunlight.
At the moment, I’m setting the high pressure warnings very high at 55+ because sunlight and riding causes it to alarm when there is nothing wrong. I’m basically using it now to alarm me if the tyre pressure drops.
So, the jury is out at the moment but I reckon, for a few hundred dollars, if it warns me of a puncture it’s probably saving me in more than one way.
If anything changes I’ll post and update.
PM me if you have any tips or want more info.