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Quarq TyreWiz Air Pressure Sensor for Presta Valve, Pair
Quarq TyreWiz Air Pressure Sensor for Presta Valve, Pair

SKU: PU3900

Quarq TyreWiz Air Pressure Sensor for Presta Valve, Pair

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Specifications

keyword searchTyrewiz,Tirewiz
MPN00.3018.205.000
UPC710845820175

The TyreWiz tire pressure sensor was designed to monitor air pressure in real-time, and relays the information to a cycling computer or smartphone. The TyreWiz app uses that data to deliver personalized recommendations and pressure alerts, helping riders maximize traction, tire wear, and rider comfort.

  • Compatible with Presta-style valves that have a removable valve core
  • Works with both tubed and tubeless systems, and tires with anti-flat sealant
  • iOS and Android smartphone app displays personalized recommendations, current tire pressure, and provides low/high pressure alerts
  • Easily connects to IQ compatible Garmin devices and Wahoo devices to provide real-time data
  • LED lights to indicate when pressure is outside the target range
  • Lightweight, durable, and powered by a long-lasting user-replaceable coin cell battery
Description

The TyreWiz tire pressure sensor was designed to monitor air pressure in real-time, and relays the information to a cycling computer or smartphone. The TyreWiz app uses that data to deliver personalized recommendations and pressure alerts, helping riders maximize traction, tire wear, and rider comfort.

  • Compatible with Presta-style valves that have a removable valve core
  • Works with both tubed and tubeless systems, and tires with anti-flat sealant
  • iOS and Android smartphone app displays personalized recommendations, current tire pressure, and provides low/high pressure alerts
  • Easily connects to IQ compatible Garmin devices and Wahoo devices to provide real-time data
  • LED lights to indicate when pressure is outside the target range
  • Lightweight, durable, and powered by a long-lasting user-replaceable coin cell battery

Customer Reviews

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cagey

If you're a data geek like me these are kinda fun.. but... You can get your air pressure anytime without hooking up a pump and you can even view your air pressure over the course of your ride against both ambient temp and altitude in the SRAM app. My Garmin 830 shows me the air pressure (although no alert if it drops.) But it's really TMI (too much information) even for a data geek. The TyreWiz work ok although I had to change both batteries within 6 weeks (and by the way - the manual says use no tools to turn the battery compartment - good luck with that.. after breaking two fingernails I used the tip of a blunt screwdriver and a cloth to turn this lid... ) So.. if you like pressure data and you have an extra $200 to put in your bike go for it. I think they're ok but not the most valuable add-on I made for my bike. Sometimes it's just better to squeeze your tires before your ride and make the call that way if they need air or not...

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cagey

If you're a data geek like me these are kinda fun.. but... You can get your air pressure anytime without hooking up a pump and you can even view your air pressure over the course of your ride against both ambient temp and altitude in the SRAM app. My Garmin 830 shows me the air pressure (although no alert if it drops.) But it's really TMI (too much information) even for a data geek. The TyreWiz work ok although I had to change both batteries within 6 weeks (and by the way - the manual says use no tools to turn the battery compartment - good luck with that.. after breaking two fingernails I used the tip of a blunt screwdriver and a cloth to turn this lid... ) So.. if you like pressure data and you have an extra $200 to put in your bike go for it. I think they're ok but not the most valuable add-on I made for my bike. Sometimes it's just better to squeeze your tires before your ride and make the call that way if they need air or not...;

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antisocial83

Easy to install. Connects every time without issue to my Wahoo computer. You can assign to front or rear and have both fields show on the Wahoo. Its nice to have the info available at a quick glance.

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antisocial83

Easy to install. Connects every time without issue to my Wahoo computer. You can assign to front or rear and have both fields show on the Wahoo. Its nice to have the info available at a quick glance.;

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Mike

Works perfectly. It's a bit of a uneeded extra but I do like getting my bike ready to ride flipping on my iPhone and checking tire pressure easy peasy. While switching to tubeless it let me easily monitor my tire pressure without having to pull a pump out every time I wanted to check. I could stream it to my bike computer but that seems like overkill for me - more important data to concern myself with - but I do like being able to access the data via my iPhone.

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