The 10 Best Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems

As you'd expect from the name, you can charge the Beipuit Solar (appx. $56) using the sun's rays if you don't have a USB cable handy. Regardless of how you get juice to it, you can be certain that you're well protected, thanks to the clear audiovisual alarm.

Anyone who spends a considerable amount of time in an RV should think about screwing the EEZTire TPMS8 (around $389) onto their wheels. You can get as many as 14 sensors, each of which has replaceable batteries, while the monitor can be recharged by your cigarette lighter socket.

You don't need to sacrifice your ability to charge your phone with the Vesafe CL-203 (about $56), as it has a convenient USB port on its face. This keeps the power from your cigarette lighter available while still being able to monitor the health of the rubber beneath you.

The Tire-Safeguard Flow-Through (around $279) can monitor the wheels on your RV around the clock, as it's easily portable and the sensors offer an excellent range. It can let you know if you're in for a nasty surprise before you even step out in the morning.

Each of the sensors in the Vesage CL-201 (appx. $53) is clearly labeled to correspond to one of your tires, enabling you to quickly track down the faulty unit whenever there's a problem. It can tell you the exact PSI of each wheel, so you can fix leaks before they become blowouts.

If you tend to motor around on two wheels a lot, you either need the Careud Motorcycle (about $50) or you need to stop taking corners too fast. Those in the former group will appreciate how you can program when exactly the alarm sounds, limiting the number of annoying alerts.

You don't have to clutter up the cabin with any additional equipment if you own the TireMinder Smart (about $425), as it communicates directly with your smartphone — and you know you're not leaving home without that. There's a signal booster included, as well.

Truckers, stock haulers, and anyone else who frequently pulls a trailer will benefit from the TST 507 (appx. $365), as you can get it with as many as 12 sensors. It can track multiple trailers as well, keeping you up-to-date on everything going on behind you.

You can angle the LCD screen on the Cacagoo Wireless (appx. $69) to face almost any direction you need, allowing you to read it regardless of how you're sitting at the time. You can track the data it gives you in either PSI or BAR, as well as degrees Fahrenheit or Celsius.

This selection from Bellacorp Inc. (appx. $229) is intended for professional drivers or anyone else who spends countless hours on the road. The display screen attaches to your windshield via a suction cup, and it's easy to see at a glance, but it takes up a lot of valuable real estate.