FAQ

Flatmate sensors use standard CR1632 button batteries, which are cheap and available at almost any supermarket or hardware store.

Depending on how much you drive, Flatmate sensor batteries typically last between 12 to 24 months before needing a simple swap.

The Flatmate dashboard unit will display a low-battery icon for the specific sensor that needs replacing.

Yes, every Flatmate kit includes a simple tool to twist off the sensor cap and drop in a new battery in seconds.

Yes, Flatmate sensors boast a high IP rating, meaning they are sealed against heavy rain, mud, and outback puddles.

No, Flatmate sensors are designed with a premium internal O-ring that locks air in completely.

You don’t need to buy a whole new kit. Flatmate offers individual replacement sensors that easily sync to your existing display.

External is far more convenient. Flatmate external sensors save you hundreds in fitting costs and let you change batteries yourself.

Flatmate uses anti-corrosive threading, but we always recommend a tiny dab of anti-seize paste if you are driving in salty environments.

Flatmate sensors are engineered to be ultra-lightweight, ensuring they don't interfere with your vehicle's steering or suspension dynamics.