[raptor_diwan]

Originally Posted by pratik_j

Were you able to get the details for the Mumbai dealer? I tried to scan through the thread but could not find any Mumbai dealer details. Tried calling a few good vendors around my location, but none of them keep the product and are not ready to share a tentative price for the product as well.

Hi, I recently made a purchase from Delhi via WhatsApp, and the product has arrived. The price is 2000 for 4 pieces and 2500 for 5 pieces. You can contact Kunal at 9999933644.

You can buy from him and have it fitted at any tire shop near you.

[traveller_riz]

Originally Posted by danny_d

I'd been on the lookout for a TPMS system for a few months now, and had originally considered an RF-based TPMS system that would directly plug in to my Android HU via a USB receiver, thus eliminating the need of a finicky bluetooth connection with my HU....

...Thanks to this thread about Treel as an alternative to Sensairy, I began looking out for a set of Treel sensors online and offline. They're priced horrendously online at about 7-8k at which point a Sensairy system is a no-brainer, but fortunately I lucked upon a dealer in Mumbai from the Treel website, who was offering a set of 5 sensors for 3k INR. This was a tad higher than the 500/sensor mentioned in this thread, but the dealer was close-by and quite forthcoming. Happy to share their details if anyone in Mumbai needs a set.

Hello danny_d. Thanks for the useful piece of information. Can you please pass on the details of the dealer for TPMS. I cannot DM you since I'm a newbie :-)

[NG_EV]

Update on the Treel TPMS system:

I am unable to set the alert interval to more than 10 minutes. I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling the app, I even installed it on a different device but it just doesn't work. I am fed up of this. Is Sensairy the same?

[raptor_diwan]

Originally Posted by NG_EV

Update on the Treel TPMS system:

I am unable to set the alert interval to more than 10 minutes. I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling the app, I even installed it on a different device but it just doesn't work. I am fed up of this. Is Sensairy the same?

Was there any error being thrown, or is it simply rotating? I just tried it in my app, and it saved without any issues, regardless of the time interval I set.

Were both devices you tried connected to the same Wi-Fi network?

[NG_EV]

Originally Posted by raptor_diwan

Was there any error being thrown, or is it simply rotating? I just tried it in my app, and it saved without any issues, regardless of the time interval I set.

Were both devices you tried connected to the same Wi-Fi network?

No error is being shown. The timer rotates, I set it to 30 minutes, press ok. But the alert is always at 10 min interval.

Wi-Fi would play no role here as connection between the sensor and phone is over bluetooth.

[raptor_diwan]

I believe an internet connection ( WIFI ) is necessary in this case sir, as it appears to be sync with their server. Currently, I am in the office while the car is at my home, approximately 20 KM away. Despite the distance, I am able to make changes in the app, and it indicates successful updates. when I approach the sensor within Bluetooth range, synchronization will occur, triggering the designated alert time based on the app settings. It's worth noting that if you disable the internet or Wi-Fi and attempt to make changes, they are unlikely to be successful.





I asked if it's the same Wi-Fi connection, as there could be an internet issue or a firewall block that's preventing communication with their server to apply the change you've made. If they are on different networks, the issue might be something else. Do check with their support team once.

[Shrek8421]

Hi,
While researching for tpms I came across 2 different versions of the treel sensors.
One steel(original) and the other rubber(newer).

Anyone has any idea which is better?
The vendor from flipkart says that the rubber ones are newer and better but the offline dealer is saying the steel is better for alloys.

[raptor_diwan]

Originally Posted by Shrek8421

Hi,
While researching for tpms I came across 2 different versions of the treel sensors.
One steel(original) and the other rubber(newer).

Anyone has any idea which is better?
The vendor from flipkart says that the rubber ones are newer and better but the offline dealer is saying the steel is better for alloys.

Looking at nozzle types in general, a steel nozzle is typically a better match for steel rims, whereas a rubber nozzle tends to be more suitable for alloy wheels. rubber nozzles are gentler on the surfaces of alloy wheels, minimizing the risk of scratching or causing damage.

However, regarding JK TPMS, rubber nozzles indeed pose problems when used with alloy rims, making steel nozzles a better fit for alloy wheels. Similarly, they recommended rubber nozzles for steel rims.

[Shrek8421]

Originally Posted by raptor_diwan

Looking at nozzle types in general, a steel nozzle is typically a better match for steel rims, whereas a rubber nozzle tends to be more suitable for alloy wheels. rubber nozzles are gentler on the surfaces of alloy wheels, minimizing the risk of scratching or causing damage.

However, regarding JK TPMS, rubber nozzles indeed pose problems when used with alloy rims, making steel nozzles a better fit for alloy wheels. Similarly, they recommended rubber nozzles for steel rims.

Thank you so much for taking the time. I spoke to Treel customer care and they are saying both are fine. But I think they may be lying to safeguard their dealers. Also they provided this picture of the latest one:



This looks like the rubber nozzle.

I also got a quote from an online reseller but Treel says they will not honour warranty claims.
Online 2.5K for 5 sensors
Offline JK dealers 5K for 5 sensors including fitting

[raptor_diwan]

Originally Posted by Shrek8421

I spoke to Treel customer care and they are saying both are fine. But I think they may be lying to safeguard their dealers. Also they provided this picture of the latest one:

This looks like the rubber nozzle.

I also got a quote from an online reseller but Treel says they will not honour warranty claims.
Online 2.5K for 5 sensors
Offline JK dealers 5K for 5 sensors including fitting

Great! I also have the same rubber nozzle (Nissan Magnite | Ownership Review | My Love Story), and it's been performing well with my steel rim. I was just about to bring that up. Opting for the dealer's 5k offer seems like a good deal, especially if they handle the fitting and balancing.

By the way, does your vehicle have alloy rims or steel rims?

[Shrek8421]

Originally Posted by raptor_diwan

Great! I also have the same rubber nozzle (Nissan Magnite | Ownership Review | My Love Story), and it's been performing well with my steel rim. I was just about to bring that up. Opting for the dealer's 5k offer seems like a good deal, especially if they handle the fitting and balancing.

By the way, does your vehicle have alloy rims or steel rims?

I have an s-cross with 16 inch alloy rims and spare steel wheel of same size.

[NG_EV]

Originally Posted by raptor_diwan

I believe an internet connection ( WIFI ) is necessary in this case sir, as it appears to be sync with their server.

I do it in the vehicle itself over mobile data connection. No blocker or any other filter is running on the device. I get the prompt but still the alert is at 10 min interval.

[Shrek8421]

Originally Posted by raptor_diwan

Hi, I recently made a purchase from Delhi via WhatsApp, and the product has arrived. The price is 2000 for 4 pieces and 2500 for 5 pieces. You can contact Kunal at 9999933644.

You can buy from him and have it fitted at any tire shop near you.

Hi,
I am getting a similar price from an online dealer. Did you register the sensors so that you can receive company warranty?

[raptor_diwan]

Originally Posted by Shrek8421

Hi,
I am getting a similar price from an online dealer. Did you register the sensors so that you can receive company warranty?

During the installation process, the application will prompt you to input the dealer ID or inquire if the purchase was made online.

This ID will come in handy for any warranty-related help down the line. So, if there's a need for a replacement or if you run into any issues, just get in touch with the same dealer. They'll sort you out with a replacement or help fix the problem.

I opted to have the installation conducted at a nearby JK Tyre shop, and the vendor at the shop entered their own ID. They provided me with reassurance that they would handle any warranty-related concerns. They assured me that if any issues arise, I can visit their shop for inspection and potential replacements. Given their assurance, I proceeded with their services.

[Shrek8421]

Originally Posted by raptor_diwan

During the installation process, the application will prompt you to input the dealer ID or inquire if the purchase was made online.

This ID will come in handy for any warranty-related help down the line. So, if there's a need for a replacement or if you run into any issues, just get in touch with the same dealer. They'll sort you out with a replacement or help fix the problem.

I opted to have the installation conducted at a nearby JK Tyre shop, and the vendor at the shop entered their own ID. They provided me with reassurance that they would handle any warranty-related concerns. They assured me that if any issues arise, I can visit their shop for inspection and potential replacements. Given their assurance, I proceeded with their services.

Thanks for the response. Unfortunately the Bangalore dealers are not as helpful when it comes installing from online purchase.