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Tyre Pressure Monitoring System By Schrader Airaware

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I've had this TPMS for about more than two years, brand new, never fitted. Just opened the wrap for inspection. Everything intact in the box.

It was probably b/t $280-$300 when bought. I'll let it go for $220 + postage.

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I'll do 200 + postage. I can not go any lower.

As I said, it is brand new and I unwrapped the box to check it out on the day I posted this ad. I have not even turned it on.

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The first picture shows the monitor w/ the start-up lights right after I started it.

The second one shows when the monitor is settled. But I think it needs programming in order to monitor the desirable pressures in the tyres you select.

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No worries!

Yes, it has all the booklets you need for how to work it. Even It has a quick reference to throw in the glove box. See picture shown above when I started this post.

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Just a fyi

The pressure sensors usually dont atart transmitting until they see some pressure. So not untill they are installed in a wheel with a tyre on it and pumped up above a certain psi. It is to preserve the battery life of the sensors

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