# MotorCare — user reviews

> 40 indexed App Store user reviews of MotorCare by Shenzhen Chaoyue Technology Development Co.,Ltd, rated 3.20/5 from 17 ratings.

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/motorcare/id1336869336/reviews
- App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/motorcare/id1336869336.md
- Rating breakdown: 5★ 2 · 4★ 7 · 3★ 4 · 2★ 1 · 1★ 3

## Newest reviews (12 of 40)

### 3/5 — No support for multiple vehicles

*2025-12-30, version 3.2.1*

Need support to be able to switch between multiple vehicles and to use in CarPlay.  This would make this a great app.  Have a second set of sensors and cannot use because do not want to rebind constantly

### 3/5 — PLEASE ADD TIME

*2025-07-09, version 3.2.1*

This app would be five stars if they just added the time the last reading was taken. IS THAT TOO MUCH TO ASK DEVELOPERS?? How many ppl have to say the same thing before they make this simple fix?

### 3/5 — No information on how to replace battery

*2025-02-07, version 3.2.1*

website in chinese only.

### 3/5 — Works great but

*2023-08-01*

Since this is a vehicle tool one would think that at a minimum it should be CarPlay compatible or even Apple Watch. 

Your phone is in your pocket so you miss out on the alerts.

### 3/5 — Good product, but poor app

*2023-06-11, version 3.0.4*

I bought 2 sets for my motorcycles. This app only supports one set at the time. Every time I switch to another bike, I have to rescan the QR code.

### 3/5 — Good App Could be better with one change.

*2022-09-08, version 3.0.4*

I love the app and wish they might do some integration with shortcuts for a widget or something like that, but what I really would like to see from the app is separate alarms for front and rear tires. The pressure in the front tire of a motorcycle is almost always 2-5 psi less than the rear tire. I think having a low psi for front alarm and a low psi for rear alarm separate, would go a long way with bikers.

### 3/5 — Off road

*2022-09-03, version 3.0.4*

Use these on my adventure bike and they need to be a little less sensitive for use age off road.

### 4/5 — Good app

*2021-07-09, version 3.0.1*

The app works and is easy to use.  There is only one tire pressure alert setting, as another reviewer noted.  I am not particularly concerned about that, as I set it 1psi below the lower psi tire.  My issue with the app is that it is hard to tell if it is connected to the sensor.  It takes about 10-15 seconds for it to update once the app is opened.  It would be nice if there was an indicator which confirmed the reading is up to date.  Other than that, very good.

### 4/5 — TPMS APP Issue

*2021-07-03, version 3.0.1*

I like the TPMS sensors. Very easy to set up. The App however needs work. My motorcycle has 2 different pressures. The front is 36 psi and the rear is 40psi. In the App system Settings, there is only a wsy  to set 1 tire psi high and low settings for alerts. There needs to be 1 setting for each tire because of different tire pressures. 1 for each tire.

### 4/5 — Very effective

*2021-06-06, version 3.0.0*

New app is a huge improvement and provides instant reading.  Very useful especially when riding in extreme temperatures

### 3/5 — Main screen requires changes

*2021-05-19, version 2.1.0*

Main monitoring screen requires mayor color adjustments, it is imposible to view white font tire pressure and temperature readings with light blue background. Other than this important issue all runs smooth.

### 4/5 — Would be great with a few minor changes!

*2021-04-09, version 2.1.0*

The install was easy in the app download was easy as well. The only issue is there are very few changes you can make to the app it’s self. For instance, the opening screen in portrait mode has colors that blend together and is near impossible to read while on the road. It does have a heads up display modeThat is much easier to read that runs in landscape mode on the phone but I do not ride with my phone in landscape mode. The device pairing was a bit difficult because it does not tell you if the device is actually paired and it does not give a pressure read out immediately. I was running a pressure monitoring system previously that had a screen mounted to the handlebars and I like this much better because it runs through my phone and sends alerts if anything goes wrong. This is a great little system!

## Most critical reviews (10 lowest-rated)

### 1/5 — No information on how to replace battery

*2026-04-08, version 3.2.1*

website in chinese only. Long lags between updates. Sometimes days pass before tire pressure and temps are updated because it only checks when tire is turning. Sometimes have as large a temperature difference as 50 degrees between front and rear tires. Usually have to unscrew it and retighten before pressure updates. Not reliable. Not accurate. Sometimes had false warnings.

Trying to setup on a different phone and can’t find any help on how to connect to new phone.

### 1/5 — No information on how to replace battery

*2025-10-22, version 3.2.1*

website in chinese only.

Long lags between updates. Sometimes days pass before tire pressure and temps are updated. Sometimes have as large a temperature difference as 50 degrees between front and rear tires. Usually have to unscrew it and retighten before pressure updates. 

Not reliable. Not accurate. Sometimes had false warnings.

### 1/5 — Not recommended

*2025-05-21, version 3.2.1*

No low pressure warning and tire went flat while riding. Still reads 42.1 psi after 14 hours. Looking for a more reliable system.

### 1/5 — No Tech Support

*2024-07-14, version 3.2.1*

Pretty unfortunate that a cool product like their motorcycle TPMS sensors plus app comes with not customer support. 

This product would be AWESOME if it worked with CarPlay bc if you’re riding and your phone is in your tour pack you’ll never get the alert. 

But if it worked with CarPlay, most late model touring bikes have CarPlay, then the alert would appear on the screen.

### 1/5 — Not exactly accurate…

*2021-10-03, version 3.0.1*

My app is showing tire pressure on one tire even though both sensors are removed and sitting in my office which is 15 miles away. Sometimes the reading seems accurate, other times it is clearly made up (of previous readings, I suppose) as it is right now. 

I removed them because I was taking the bike in for service but forgot to put them back on and left them in the office. How can there be a reading for a sensor that is miles away and not installed on a tire?

### 1/5 — Doesn’t work with iOS system... only with Android

*2020-08-30, version 1.7.0*

I installed the sensors and they fit very well... but when I try to use the app in my iPhone suddenly close it and don’t let me set up the sensors. 

I try with Android and works well, but I just have iOS. 

Please, check the app and let it work with iOS 13.6.1

### 2/5 — A little more investment needed

*2024-11-10, version 3.2.1*

Overall, the solution’s packaging is impressive, but the implementation falls short, affecting the score. The app hasn’t been updated in over a year, which could indicate a lack of ongoing investment and potentially a limited future. CarPlay support would be a valuable addition, especially for motorcyclists—after all, they’re geared up, with their phones tucked away, helmet on, and gloves on. It would be convenient if they could access the data on their bike’s CarPlay system rather than having to stop and remove their gear. Additionally, some of the English translations could be clearer; for instance, “electricity level” likely refers to battery life, and a result of “20” is presumably a percentage.

I will also add that there is a real problem, as most other reviews had pointed out. The displayed measurement could be seconds, minutes, days or years old….. they need to either expire a measurement or add a time stamp, it could be quite dangerous to think you have a well inflated tire but the measurement be out of date and you are riding a dangerously under pressurized tyre.

### 2/5 — Needs Improvement

*2024-03-19, version 3.2.1*

A much wider tire pressure range is needed as I wanted to use on my trials bike which requires 15psi. Temperature range could be wider as well.

### 2/5 — Visibility problem

*2022-09-16*

A recent upgrade has made the rear tyre pressure figure disappear behind a banner on the bottom of the screen on my iPhone 4S.

### 2/5 — Notifications are relentless

*2020-10-24, version 1.8.0*

Set low tire pressure at 33psi high at 47 reads 36psi(factory spec) still keeps notifying me every few minutes of car tire status???  Easy set up don’t know why but i might have to just return it

## Most praised reviews (10 highest-rated)

### 5/5 — 10/20/2024 - LeePee Moto TPMS Kit

*2024-10-20*

This app has been updated with individual min and max tire pressure warnings, along with max internal air temp warnings, for both front and rear tires. Installation is easy and straightforward. I recommend only using the kit with metal/aluminum valve stems, as the slight increase in rotational mass may damage rubber valve stems. The supplied anti-theft locknuts should also be used to help ensure sensor does not come loose, resulting in loss of air pressure. Make sure you check for possible clearance issues between each sensor and other chassis/suspension/braking components before riding (at least 1 full wheel rotation).

### 5/5 — Good app

*2024-10-04, version 3.2.1*

I bought the TPM for my Harley and the app has 2 separate settings and warnings for Front and Back tires. Make sue that you change the default settings to meet your needs. In my case the front tire is 36psi and the back is 40 psi therefore had to adjust the max/lower psi limits and temperature settings for both tires.

### 5/5 — Working well so far

*2024-07-04, version 3.2.1*

Accurate to match my tyre pump pressure. Easy install. I installed on  45° angle valve stem adapters. I had a bit of trouble finding the IOS App as the QR code did not work and the search for MotorCare did not work. Pick the MotoCare prompt all good. Binding was simple. I can still get a reading the next day from 30 meters away ??

### 4/5 — Widget

*2026-04-05, version 3.2.1*

Everything’s working proper. As someone notes it’s hard to tell when the app is actually connected to the sensors. Most important it would be great if you made a widget for the app. Fobo app has got one that I’ve used and kept on my screen to glance at before the ride.

### 4/5 — Almost there

*2024-08-22*

Two minor suggestions to make this perfect.

1. Tell me when the data was last updated relative to now eg. Last updated 5 seconds ago.

2. Provide a shortcuts integration so I can run the app when I get on my motorcycle and then again when I get home.

### 4/5 — Updated

*2024-04-13, version 3.2.1*

The app now has different sensors for front and rear tires.  The ability to set independent air and temperature thresholds for each tire is very useful. There is a setting that is titled electricity warning lower limit.  I am not sure what that is for.  As a bit of advice, don’t use generic settings for your tire for this app. Look up the manufacturer recommended settings for your motorcycle. The weight of the bike and temperature of the tire effect proper tire wear and handling.

### 4/5 — MotorCare v3.2 causes Screen Dimming

*2023-10-11, version 3.2.0*

October 10, 2023

When MotorCare is opened, it dims the iPhone screen brightness to about 50% every time.

Ever since v3.0.4 on iOS v16.5.1 and still happening today with app v3.2 on iOS 16.7 they still haven’t fixed this bug!

Each time you open the app, the screen brightness dims a little more. You can manually readjust the brightness afterwards, but opening the app will override the brightness setting and dim it again.

### 4/5 — v3.0.4 Bug causes Screen Brightness Dimming

*2023-07-06*

Launching v3.0.4 app on iOS v16.5.1 causes the display brightness to dim. Each time you reopen the app, the screen brightness dims a little more.

You can manually readjust the brightness afterwards, but opening the app will override the brightness setting and dim it again.

### 4/5 — TPMS APP Issue

*2023-06-21, version 3.0.4*

I like the TPMS sensors. Very easy to set up. The App however needs work. My motorcycle has 2 different pressures. The front is 36 psi and the rear is 40psi. In the App system Settings, there is only a wsy to set 1 tire psi high and low settings for alerts. There needs to be 1 setting for each tire because of different tire pressures. 1 for each tire.

### 4/5 — Works Well

*2022-07-10, version 3.0.3*

The latest release is working well. A suggestion for the developer is to include the time stamp of the last pressure reading. This would help understand if the pressure reading is current or old.

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