
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 caps generally beneficial for providing a quick and easy visual check of tyre pressure, making pre-ride checks more efficient. Many customers appreciate their accuracy compared to traditional gauges. However, some express concerns about potential failures leading to tyre deflation and the need to regularly remove and clean the caps to prevent corrosion. There's also a warning for specific motorcycles as they might break easily. Overall, they're considered a convenient addition, but manual checks are still advised.
Whenever I start the bike, a quick check on the tyres is easy and reassuring. No need to get the gauge out, just a quick look.
Easy to fit. Easy to check. Perfect for a bike without tyre pressure monitoring
Bought this to give me an at a glance visibility of tyre pressures. One did not work out of the blister pack and the other broke apart on my first ride out.
Very sturdy and better quality than expected, very pleased with these
Just so simple and easy to use, a quick glance and I know my pressures are perfect, absolutely brilliant product saving loads of faff about time.
Wildly inaccurate sometimes but good idea, poor execution
Very easy to see at a glance whether your tyres are at the correct pressure, no complex fitting or wiring, just remove the standard ones & screw on the new ones.
Minutes to fit and now only seconds to check my tyre pressures every time I get on my bike!
Minutes to fit and now it takes only seconds to check my tyre pressures every time I get on the bike!
Easy to fit and gives a quick visual guide to tyre pressure, very useful on older bikes with tubed tyres or any bike with tubed tyres.
Easy to fit and a see the tyre pressure prior to a ride out, recommend for tubed tyres as inner tubes aren't as good as they used to be.
I used these on my older bike, a great idea to monitor tyre pressures
I have these on both bikes and they provide tyre pressure reassurance at a glance. Very useful last year when I discovered a nail in a tyre thanks to the change in colour in the valve cap.
How many of us, check our tyre pressures before every ride ? This is a good visual indicator to avoid checking every time, so I am sure we can remove it every month or so, squirt some wd40 and actually check pressures. I think they are good, bought 2 for son's bike too. Not a substitute for actually checking but.... I like em !
I had these on my Multistrada and I'm not convinced they were very helpful as pressures could drop by 3psi and it still registered as green. Three psi can make a significant difference when riding. Haven't fitted them to my latest bike.
Would be great if they did a 42psi but at least this gives a good visual indicator. Don't let it stop you doing pre ride pressure checks though!
At-a-glance reassurance. Quality seems good. A cheap investment for safety.
I bought 2 of these about 18 months again and my front one fell part, I sent off pictures, and was told there was only 12 months warranty, but as a gesture of good will was sent a credit for the value, so I was able to get a new one, once again fantastic customer service from a fantastic company. Well done SBS. Thanks
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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