
How to Fit the flatMATE Aura TPMS
Fit the Aura in under 10 minutes: power up the screen, screw on the sensors, set your alarms. Watch the two-minute video.
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A solar-charged screen for the dash. Live pressure and temperature for every tyre.
$179GST included
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Use it on your rig. If you're not happy for any reason, send it back within 180 days for a full refund of the product price. The kit doesn't need to be unused. Return postage is on you.
Questions? info@flatmate-tpms.com
A TPMS does not replace checking your tyres.

Solar charged
No wiring into the car.

Alarm set low for sand
Adjust the low-pressure alarm before you air down.

On in under 10 minutes
The sensors screw onto your valve stems.
| Kits | A4 Solo: 4 sensors. A6 Tow Pack: 6 sensors and a pre-paired booster |
|---|---|
| Sensor type | External, with anti-theft locking nuts |
| Readout | Live pressure and temperature for every tyre |
| Screen power | Solar charged |
| Mounting | Dash |
| Alarms | Low and high pressure, leaks, high temperature; sound and screen |
| Adjustable alarm | Yes, set it low for sand |
| Pressure range | Up to 8 bar (116 psi) |
| Operating temperature | −40 °C to +85 °C |
| Water and dust | IP67 on all sensors |
| Certifications | CE, FCC, RoHS |
| Fitting time | Under 10 minutes |





Yes. The low-pressure alarm is adjustable, so set it low before you air down.
The A6 comes with the booster in the box, pre-paired, so the signal reaches the screen from the back of a car and van. The A4 has no booster: it watches 4 tyres.
Yes, if there's a sensor for them. The A6's six sensors can cover 4 wheels and 2 spares.
Each sensor has an anti-theft locking nut that needs the supplied tool to undo.
It's solar charged and sits on your dash.

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