- 5 stars: 125 (79%)
- 4 stars: 23 (15%)
- 3 stars: 7 (4%)
- 2 stars: 2 (1%)
- 1 star: 1 (1%)
Good item it’s always good to know your tire pressure
This was one of the reasons I bought the Riden Pro. I went for a ride and got home with 10 PSI on my rear tire. It was very dangerous because I didn't know until I stopped. These sensors alert you on low and high PSI. It works fantastically.
Thirty bucks and it's the thing I look at most after the map.
took 3 tries to get the rear to pair. front went first time. instructions are thin on what to do when it doesnt
Three attempts on the rear sensor indicates that our instructions were insufficiently clear. That is our responsibility and the section is being rewritten. — Priya S., Riden Customer Support
screwed on in about a minute each and they were reading on the screen before i got my gloves on
temps are the part i didnt expect to care about. watching the rear come up on a cold morning has changed how hard i ride the first ten miles
Both sensors read fine 90 percent of the time. Every few rides one will go blank for a minute. Comes back on its own. Slightly annoying for something safety related.
An intermittent fault occurring every few rides exceeds what we consider acceptable on a safety-related component. Rather than troubleshoot this by correspondence, we are dispatching a replacement pair to you now. — Marcus T., Riden Customer Support
fine. mine were 2psi off each other on the same tire when i swapped them around so somewhere theres an accuracy issue
A two-psi discrepancy between sensors fitted to the same wheel indicates that one unit is outside tolerance, which is a manufacturing issue rather than an installation one. A new pair is being dispatched today and there is no requirement to return the originals. — Priya S., Riden Customer Support
No app, no account, no pairing dance. They screw on, the screen shows them. Done.
solid little things. only gripe is checking pressure with them on needs the adapter, cant just use a normal gauge
Installed per the instructions and woke up to a flat rear. The sensor wasn't seating properly on the valve. Took them off and went back to a gauge. Not risking it again.
A component we supplied causing a deflation overnight is the most serious outcome in this category and we apologise without reservation. Your refund has been processed. We will also cover any tyre inspection or repair costs incurred, and would ask you to forward the invoice. The sealing components from that batch are being examined to establish the cause. — Dana W., Riden Customer Support
wife thought it was a waste of money until it caught her front tire at 24psi. shes on board now
A front tyre at twenty-four psi is a genuinely significant finding. We are glad the sensors proved their value. — Priya S., Riden Customer Support
Margaret left a 5 star review on 01/12/2024.
Consistently about 1psi under my floor gauge on both wheels. Once you know, you just account for it. Everything else is perfect.
A consistent one-psi offset is a calibration matter we can address, and we would encourage you not to simply accommodate it. Please send us your serial numbers and we will recalibrate or replace the pair, whichever is faster for you. — Marcus T., Riden Customer Support
Emily left a 5 star review on 30/09/2024.
Ella left a 5 star review on 29/09/2024.
works great. the caps are metal which is good but you need the little wrench they include, dont lose it
Thank you for the practical note regarding the tool. Should yours be mislaid, please contact us and we will send replacements at no charge. — Tyler B., Riden Customer Support
Nine hundred miles last weekend and I glanced at pressures maybe a hundred times without ever stopping. Beats kneeling on gravel with a pencil gauge.
Nine hundred miles without kneeling roadside with a gauge is a fair summary of the intended benefit. We hope the next tour is equally uneventful. — Dana W., Riden Customer Support
Kimberly left a 5 star review on 19/09/2024.
Ryan left a 5 star review on 12/09/2024.
Ryan left a 5 star review on 16/08/2024.
Simple, cheap, useful every single ride. Docking one star because one sensor drops off the screen for a few seconds now and then before it comes back.
An intermittent dropout, however brief, is worth investigating on a safety-related component. Please send us your serial number and we will replace the affected sensor so that both readings can be relied upon. — Tyler B., Riden Customer Support
accurate to my digital gauge within half a psi on both wheels. good enough for me
front one leaked slightly after installing, had to take it off and reseat it with the o ring lined up properly. fine since
A sensor that requires reseating in order to seal is not correct, even where it has performed reliably since. Please monitor that valve over the coming week, and if there is any further loss of pressure we will replace the pair. — Tyler B., Riden Customer Support
Nicole left a 5 star review on 10/07/2024.
Christopher left a 5 star review on 08/07/2024.
Pamela left a 5 star review on 07/07/2024.
Pamela left a 5 star review on 03/07/2024.
Ryan left a 5 star review on 28/06/2024.
Mason left a 5 star review on 17/06/2024.
Been six months and still going. Reviews I read said a year. Replaceable at least, which is why it's four stars and not three.
Six months of service to date is encouraging, but should either sensor fail before twelve months we would ask you not to purchase replacements. Please contact us and a new pair will be dispatched. — Marcus T., Riden Customer Support
Rear sensor stopped reporting entirely, new battery didn't fix it. The front is still fine. Half a product working isn't much use when you want to know about both tires.
A single functioning sensor is of limited use when the purpose is to monitor both wheels. A replacement pair was dispatched this morning at no cost, and we would like the failed unit returned for analysis, as a depleted battery does not appear to be the cause. A prepaid label has been sent to your email address. — Marcus T., Riden Customer Support