FAQ

Flatmate sensors are sealed against the elements, meaning outback dust, mud, and water won't stop them from protecting your rig.

Yes, the lightweight design of Flatmate sensors ensures they stay securely fastened even over thousands of kilometers of brutal outback corrugations.

For a quick splash, no. But for deep, extended submersion, temporarily removing your Flatmate sensors prevents water pressure from bypassing the seals.

Yes, you just need to lower the minimum alarm threshold on your Flatmate display so it doesn't beep at 15 PSI on the beach.

Flatmate TPMS kits are specifically chosen and tested by Aussies to handle the extreme heat and rugged conditions of remote touring

Instantly. If a rock slices your sidewall, the Flatmate alarm will trigger immediately, letting you stop before the rim is destroyed.

A simple wipe with a damp cloth is all you need; avoid pointing high-pressure washers directly at your Flatmate sensors.

No, Flatmate sensors automatically detect the current pressure the moment you air back up for the highway.

Yes, but keep the supplied Flatmate wrench in your glovebox so you can easily break the dirt seal when it's time to air down.

Extreme heat affects your tyres, which is exactly why the Flatmate temperature monitor is vital for summer driving.