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The pair of JADO TPMS sensors screws on in place of the valve caps, one on the front wheel and one on the rear, and displays tire pressure and temperature in real time on the JADO S6 display.

They measure from 0 to 800 kPa (0–8 bar, 0–116 PSI) with an accuracy of 0.1 bar, and the display alerts you as soon as a value falls outside the range, before a slow leak turns into a roadside stop. No tire removal is required. The battery is replaceable and lasts 2 years or 30,000 km.

The sensors do not work on their own: the JADO S6 display and pairing through its menu are required.

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Montaggio e requisiti

Come si monta

  1. Inserting the Nut:Screw the locking nut (anti-theft) onto the wheel valve.
  2. Sensor Mounting:Screw the TPMS sensor (respecting the F=Front/Anterior and R=Rear/Rear positions) all the way in.
  3. Locking:Unscrew the locking nuttowardsthe sensor (counterclockwise) and tighten it with the supplied wrench. This locks the sensor, preventing it from being loosened by vibrations or stolen.
  4. Pairing:Turn on the JADO device, go to the TPMS menu and start pairing to view the data.
  5. Test:Check with soapy water that there are no air leaks from the valve.
Istruzioni complete e note di sicurezza

Installation is very simple and does not require tire removal.

  1. Inserting the Nut:Screw the locking nut (anti-theft) onto the wheel valve.
  2. Sensor Mounting:Screw the TPMS sensor (respecting the F=Front/Anterior and R=Rear/Rear positions) all the way in.
  3. Locking:Unscrew the locking nuttowardsthe sensor (counterclockwise) and tighten it with the supplied wrench. This locks the sensor, preventing it from being loosened by vibrations or stolen.
  4. Pairing:Turn on the JADO device, go to the TPMS menu and start pairing to view the data.
  5. Test:Check with soapy water that there are no air leaks from the valve.

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Technology Bluetooth 5.0 (BLE)
Waterproof IP67 (Waterproof)
Pressure Range 0 - 6.0 Bar
Battery Type CR1632 (Replaceable)
Safety Anti-theft nut included
Compatibility JADO Systems / Compatible Apps

FAQs

For more information, see our Frequently Asked Questions ( FAQ ).

Do I need to remove the tire to install them?

No, absolutely not. These are external "cap-style" sensors. They simply screw on in place of the original valve caps. The installation takes less than 5 minutes.

Are the sensors water resistant?

Yes, they have an IP67 rating. This means they're completely sealed against dust and can withstand temporary immersion in water. Rain, washing up, and puddles are no problem.

Can the battery be changed?

Yes, the sensors use a common CR1632 button cell battery. When the battery runs out (usually after 1-2 years), you can open the sensor case with the key provided in the kit and easily replace it.

Do I need to have my wheels balanced after assembly?

The sensors are extremely light (about 9-10 grams). On most motorcycles (touring, adventure, road), no difference is noticeable and balancing is not necessary. Only on supersport motorcycles used on the track at very high speeds might an inspection be advisable.

Are they compatible with my JADO navigator?

These sensors are specifically designed to communicate via Bluetooth with the JADO ecosystem (S6, S1 series, etc.). Make sure your firmware is updated to support TPMS functionality.

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