FAQ

It means action is required! Your Flatmate is alerting you to a fast leak, high pressure, high temperature, or a low sensor battery.

Once you safely pull over and assess the issue, pressing any button on the Flatmate display will mute the audible warning.

This usually means a flat battery or severe radio interference; swapping the battery in your Flatmate sensor almost always fixes it instantly.

Tyres get hot before they pop. Flatmate alerts you if a tyre exceeds safe operating temps, usually indicating a stuck brake or failing bearing.

Friction creates heat, which expands the air. Flatmate accurately shows this real-time pressure increase so you don't over-deflate warm tyres.

It has likely gone into sleep mode to save power. Tapping the dash or plugging your Flatmate into USB power will wake it right up.

The sensor may have been removed, or the battery is completely dead. Ensure your Flatmate sensor is screwed down tightly to press the valve pin.

Flatmate systems are highly calibrated, triggering an instant alarm the second pressure drops outside your custom safety threshold.

Metallic window tints can occasionally reduce RF signals, but Flatmate’s strong receivers usually punch straight through standard factory tints.

Cold air compresses, lowering PSI. Flatmate will accurately warn you if the morning chill drops your tyres below safe driving levels.