TPMS Q Tire Pressure Sensor

Jokobee

In-app purchases

About this app

Monitor the pressure of your tires, your trailer and even your air suspension, all from one app.

TPMS Q reads your Bluetooth tire pressure sensors and shows the pressure, temperature and battery of every wheel in real time. Motorcycle, car, RV, truck with dual wheels, trailer with up to 3 axles, spare tires and air bags: up to 30 sensors on a single screen.

EASY SETUP
- A setup assistant guides you wheel by wheel
- Add each sensor by scanning its QR code, typing its code or using automatic detection
- No sensors yet? The app points you to compatible sensors

WARNED BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE
- Alerts for low or high pressure, high temperature and low battery
- High and low alerts can be turned on or off separately
- Notifications even when the app is closed; monitoring restarts on its own after a phone reboot
- Portrait or landscape layout, ideal on your car's head unit

FREE
- Motorcycle (2 or 3 wheels) or car, up to 4 sensors, 1 vehicle, no time limit

PREMIUM (one-time purchase, no subscription)
- Trucks, RVs and trailers: up to 30 sensors, dual wheels and spare tires
- Air suspension: 2 or 4 air bags on the vehicle and on the trailer, with their own thresholds
- Separate thresholds for each axle and each spare tire
- Split screen in landscape: vehicle on the left, trailer on the right
- Up to 10 vehicles, switched with a swipe
- Voice alerts that name the wheel at fault
- Custom photos and colors
- Export and import of your setup

COMPATIBILITY
- External Bluetooth (BLE) TPMS sensors
- Android 8.0 and later
- 433 MHz radio-frequency sensors are not supported

YOUR PRIVACY
No account, no ads, no data sent: everything stays on your phone.

Available in 9 languages. Readings are for guidance only and do not replace checking your tires.

TPMS Q, by Jokobee™.

What’s new

New (Premium): air suspension monitoring, 2 or 4 air bags per vehicle and per trailer, with their own alert thresholds. Split screen in landscape: vehicle on the left, trailer on the right. High and low pressure alerts can now be turned off separately.