TPMS Monitor Accessory

I’m wondering if anyone knows a more affordable alternative for any similar product to this(link below)?? It looks like it displays TPMS as well as voltmeter. I’m more interested in the TPMS display, because I’ve seen a few voltmeter accessory options out there. And yes I’ve considered Bluetooth OBD options but that’s not my favorite option right now.

https://www.luxiousauto.com/products/tpms?v=133

 

I don’t think I’m very interested in the valve stem cap options out there:

$40 Tire Pressure Monitoring System TPMS, Wireless Tire Pressure Monitor Adjustable display angle with 4 Waterproof External Sensors Auto Alarm Real-time Display Temperature Pressure(0- 6 Bar / 0- 87Psi)

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08YF3L17D.

 

How does the display on this unit pick up the pressure from each tire? I don't see that explained on the page.

 

Just get a scangauge 2 and call it a day.

 

It's disappointing that the 4Runner knows the exact pressure of each tire, but the dashboard on my 2019 only shows a non-specific warning when the pressure is low. It couldn't have been too hard to put the four numbers onto one of the indicator screens.

 

I’m not sure either, but it sure makes me curious given the small size and accessory switch fit, would be nice.

 

It’s on my list as well, meant to mention it, but continuing to search for options.

 

Yeahhhhh it’s right there at the threshold of being funny how it’s not included but here we are.

 

I actually have the Luxious auto TPMS display and I have been quite happy with it. I originally had the Scangauge 2, but was not happy with the mounting (I had the 3d printed steering wheel column mount which blocked some of the dash gauges). The Luxious Auto display fits perfectly into any of the blank switch locations and it consists of the display (that replaces a blank switch) and a receiver module (that communicates with the wheel sensors). I mounted it in the factory USB-socket location under the radio (relocated the USB-socket to the glove box) and used a power/ground pigtail from AutoHarnessHouse for a completely reversible setup without splicing into factory wires.
I did purchase the display during a Black Friday sale, but after shipping it came out to about the same list price (about $150). Overall, I am happy with the display and I do not regret the purchase. Yes, it might be a bit expensive but it is an elegant solution for displaying the tire pressures. compared to the Scangauge. The only gripe I can think of is the yellow color of the display (since it doesn't match the factory blue color) but I have it mounted low and it doesn't bother me too much since it is not directly in my peripherals.

 

My 2023 Limited has a display screen that shows the tire pressure of all four tires and the spare tire. Not sure what model year this started on - or which other trim levels have it.

 

This started in '20 when they updated the gauge cluster. Might even still depend on trim not 100% on that part.

 

Yeah on my 2023 Limited the tire pressures are on one of the info screens I can pull up between the tach and speedometer.

 

Toyota has changed the cluster a total of 4 times now with the current one being the only one that displays individual tire pressures.