TireMoni TPMS Connect vs JTECH TPMS NFC

Do you want to see the data (pressure and temperature) from your tire pressure sensors on your smartphone or tablet? Then the TireMoni TPMS Connect app is the right tool. Together with the TireMoni TPMS Connector and the app, you can set it up in a few minutes. And if you don't have any sensors yet, you can add tire pressure sensors to the TireMoni TPMS Connect app and the TPMS Connector and install your own retrofit system. TireMoni - once you have it, you'll never drive without it again! It works that simply: 1. Install the TireMoni TPMS Connect app on the smartphone / tablet. 2. Connect the TireMoni TPMS Connector to a USB port in your vehicle and select the connection to the TPMS Connector in the app. 3. Select the make, model and year of your vehicle using the app. 4. Learn your tire pressure sensors on the TPMS connector using the learning function in the app. 5. Set the warning thresholds for pressure and temperature for your vehicle on the app. From then on, when the app is running, you can see the current pressure and temperature of your tire pressure sensors at a glance on your smartphone or tablet. The app also monitors your tire pressures in the background together with the TPMS connector and warns you in good time if the tire pressure is too low or too high or if the temperature on your tires rises too high.

JTECH presents the first, free of charge app to configure and program JTECH’s universal U-Pro Hybrid NFC sensors with NFC technology (Near-Field-Communication). NFC programming is a fast and user-friendly alternative to TPMS diagnostic tools, avoiding the possibility of any user errors due to interference. JTECH’s app can program the NFC sensors with any protocol to cover the chosen vehicle. New vehicles will automatically be added to the app whilst connected to the internet. Follow these simple steps to get started: 1. Ensure NFC is enabled on your device. 2. Open the app and choose Make, Model and Year of the chosen vehicle. 3. Tap on ‘Scan Sensor’ and position the phone on top of the NFC target on the packaging or alternatively on the sensor housing.