Bike It Pressure Alert Valve Cap
Tyre pressure monitoring valve cap
DetailsVerified Customer Reviews for Bike It Pressure Alert Valve Cap
Customers find these tyre pressure valve caps very useful for quick visual checks, ensuring tyre safety without needing constant manual checks with a gauge. They appreciate how easy they are to fit and use, noting their accuracy in detecting pressure changes. Some users, however, reported issues with corrosion, occasional false readings, and compatibility with certain bikes. Overall, a popular choice for maintaining tyre pressure with minimal fuss, though regular checks are still recommended for peace of mind.
A quick glance tells me that my tyres are OK for the ride. A brilliant little innovation and the second bike I've fitted them to. Will always use them in the future.
Brilliant little device. Bought mine just before France trip. Came out of hotel one morning and noticed rear cap had gone red, but tyre still quite firm. Found small nail in tyre groove which I wouldn't have looked for if not for the red cap. Tyre plugged and back on the road.
These work and are great when you ride every day as a quick visual, very reassuring.
I would take them off every now and then to clean the threads, I'm aware that salt and grit might cause them to stick if you don't but it's not difficult to do at each bike wash.
I know it's easy to check tyre pressures but I love them when I'm out camping and off roading for peace of mind.
Cheap and do what it says on the tin so why not a!
Fit fine, does the job. Just be aware that the metal on the threads on these corrodes over time and seizes on the valve stem! Take off regularly.
I always buy these for my bikes, simple visual view to check before going out. Peace of mind to ensure your tyres have not dropped below specified psi. No brainer for the price
Have used these on several bikes now and they are a useful quick glance aid to tyre pressures. Recommended
Great product for a quick visual guide between regular pressure checks
They are a very good product and it's a very quick and very easy way to check your tyres pressure
So far so good. I still check the pressures but don't need to for every ride now
Easy to use and check at a glance
Only came across these while browsing. Glad I did product saves time and energy. A visual check is all that is needed
If the available range covers the pressures you need in your tyres, then these have got to be the best value pressure gauge/monitoring system for the money. You simply replace your valve cap with the appropriate pressure sensitive option and you're done!!
You then just visually inspect before & after each ride to ensure it's still green and you're safe for the next ride.
I have a 97 pan European st1100 with zero electronic aids. The rear tyre valve is ver difficult to reach and I am always worried about tyre pressures this valve solves all my worries by a very clear display showing if the pressure is good or below the limit. Very simple to attach and made from good quality matériels
I've fitted these very useful pressure caps to all my bikes recently. A quick glance down before each ride and you're assured that your tyre pressures are good to go. Perfect.
Perfect for a quick visual pre rider check. No need to get pressure gauge out unless you are planning a big ride out
Bought a set for hubby's new bike. However my own set on my bike haven't necessarily given a true reading - I felt the tyres had gone a bit low but nothing was showing, so I checked and was correct! So don't get lazy, and do an occasional check on pressures.
An easy visual alert to check your tyre pressure.
Green is good, yellow pressure has dropped and red - just don't ride until you find out what's going on!
I checked these against two other pressure gauges and found them pretty spot on so am happy to trust them.
The only downside is the limited pressure ranges so a wider range would be even better. .
Although these do not remove the need to check your tyres before every ride they give an immediate visual indication of the state of your tyre pressure.
They appear to be well made and accurate and I would recommend these become part of every bikers safety equipment.
I have now fitted these to 2 of my bikes and can say they work really well. When fitted to the first bike I still kept checking the tyres pressure before each ride, after a while I began to trust the caps and as soon as they showed yellow for a slight pressure drop I checked and found the pressure had dropped 1 psi as a visual aid to making sure pressures are where they should be you cannot fault them.
Bike It Pressure Alert Valve Cap
- 4 versions available
- Supplied individually
- Alerts you of pressure loss
Simple but effective valve caps that constantly monitor tyre pressure and alert you of pressure loss. Each cap has a minimum pressure rating, when tyre pressure is above the minimum a green ring shows - all OK. If pressure drops below the minimum rating, a red ring shows - time to inflate and check tyres. Select the lowest PSI limit nearest to the bike manufacturer's recommended tyre pressure.
Questions and Answers
I have a 2010 bonneville se and want to buy 2 of these items could you advise me on which ones I require please. My recommended pressures are 33psi front and 41 rear. Many thanks
May 21, 2018You should select the lowest PSI limit nearest to the bike manufacturer's recommended tyre pressure. So, you will need PSI Limit 30 and 40.
These seem great, but the car variant on Amazon gets very bad reviews what's the difference if any ?
April 3, 2018The Bike It Pressure Alert Valve Caps are manufactured for motorcycle use only, therefore unfortunately we are unable to advise.
Hi, I have got the Ducati 939 Supersport 2017. It says in the hand book that the front tyre runs 36 PSI and their rear is 36 PSI, which ones would I need? Thanks.
August 7, 2017You should select the lowest PSI limit nearest to the bike manufacturer's recommended tyre pressure. So, you will need PSI Limit 34, Range 35 - 37.
Possibly a silly question..... My rear tyre runs at 36psi so that's fairly simple However, my rear tyre runs at 33psi, do I need the 32psi cap or the 34psi cap? Thanks.
February 21, 2017You would need the PSI 30 valve cap, which covers from 32-34 PSI.
Hi, will the other option (35-37 psi) be in stock soon?
February 9, 2017These are now in stock and can be selected bu using the drop down box.
Probs a stupid question. Do they come in pairs? I can't find that info out..
January 26, 2017The Bike It Pressure Alert Valve Caps are sold individually, not as a pair.
How is the pressure set on the valve?
June 18, 2012The Pressure alert valve caps are factory pre-set to their respective values.
Is the price (3.99) for one valve cap, or a pair?
October 10, 2011The Bike It Pressure alert valve caps are priced individually.
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