Mick the Quick
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- First Name
- Mick
- Joined
- Feb 25, 2016
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- Location
- Southeast MA
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- 2018 PMM Civic Type R (R-08508)
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- #31
OP, here,
SCOPESYS is right. I had forgotten about this thread altogether, and I apologize for that.
Ultimately, I removed that TPMS from my car because: (i) the viewing angle is extremely steep as he describes - that’s because the display is designed to be mounted on a vertical dash surface (like in an Accord) but in CTRs, the display tilts up 45 degrees, making the viewing angle close to perpendicular to the floor, (ii) the external sensors are not very attractive, compact or convenient in removal/install, and (iii) most importantly, the readings weren’t accurate or consistent to be actually useful. Neither (i) nor (ii) was a show stopper for me, but (iii) was. I kept the product but I probably should have returned it.
In conclusion, do not buy. Sorry folks.
SCOPESYS is right. I had forgotten about this thread altogether, and I apologize for that.
Ultimately, I removed that TPMS from my car because: (i) the viewing angle is extremely steep as he describes - that’s because the display is designed to be mounted on a vertical dash surface (like in an Accord) but in CTRs, the display tilts up 45 degrees, making the viewing angle close to perpendicular to the floor, (ii) the external sensors are not very attractive, compact or convenient in removal/install, and (iii) most importantly, the readings weren’t accurate or consistent to be actually useful. Neither (i) nor (ii) was a show stopper for me, but (iii) was. I kept the product but I probably should have returned it.
In conclusion, do not buy. Sorry folks.
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