In essence, the TyreWiz 2.0 performs exactly as its predecessor did, measuring tire pressure in real-time. Via the SRAM AXS App, the rider sets their preferred tire pressure; let’s say 22 PSI, for example. When the TyreWiz 2.0 sensor reads the tire pressure at 22 PSI, the LED on the device will blink green. When it falls below 22 PSI, or goes above it, the LED will flash red. A slow flash means the pressure has dropped, and a faster flash means the pressure is too high.

In conjunction with the launch of the Zipp 1ZERO HiTOP carbon wheels for XC MTB, a TyreWiz 2.0 is announced. The Presta valve-integrated digital tire pressure sensor gets a new, low profile design. Smartphone app displays personalized recommendations, current tire pressure, and low/high-pressure alerts. Works with any tire that uses a removable Presta valve core: both tube and tubeless, and tires with anti-flat sealant.The good news that comes with this 2.0 version is the improved compatibility with differing rim depths. With a universal rim adapter and multiple valve lengths (1-80.2mm), there should be a TyreWiz 2.0 for everyone. Pricing & Availability

Use it for every ride to find the perfect combination of tire, wheel, and pressure in changing terrain and conditions.The TyreWiz 2.0 stands to save riders time in that regard, and it can also alert the rider earlier to a slow puncture so they can take action earlier.

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