OXFORD PSI Alert – Smart valve caps for instant pressure warning (1.9-2.07 bar)

OXFORD PSI Alert – Smart valve caps for instant pressure warning

• The OXFORD PSI Alert valve caps are the simple and effective solution for constantly monitoring your motorcycle's tire pressure - without the need for a pressure gauge. Thanks to the color-coded warning system, you can see at a glance whether your tires are at the correct pressure or if they are losing air.
• The caps are made of durable brass and are available for different tire pressure ranges. Depending on the model, they cover the following pressure ranges:
• Range 29–30 PSI (1.90 bar - 2.07 bar)
• Range 31–34 PSI (2.14 bar - 2.34 bar)
• Range 35–37 PSI (2.41 bar - 2.56 bar)
• This allows you to choose the exact valve cap that suits your motorcycle and the recommended tire pressure. Under normal conditions, the indicator shows green – if the pressure drops, it changes to yellow or red, allowing you to react immediately.
• Ideal for touring, daily and commuting motorcyclists who value safety and comfort.

Highlights

• Automatic warning in case of pressure loss
• Color indicator (green/yellow/red) for quick status check
• Precise pressure ranges available
• Brass construction for high durability
• Easy installation – just screw and drive
• General range for motorcycle tire pressures
• Motorcycle tire pressure is usually expressed in bar (the common unit in Europe) or in PSI (pounds per square inch, the Anglo-Saxon unit).
• The majority of pressures recommended by manufacturers are between 1.8 bar and 2.9 bar.
• Pressure type: Minimum
• Value in bar: from 1.4 bar to 1.8 bar
• Approximate value in PSI: from 20 PSI to 26 PSI
• Typical use case: Rear tire on a small/light scooter/motorcycle; Off-road use (enduro/motocross) for maximum traction.
• Pressure type: Standard
• Value in bar: 2.0 bar to 2.5 bar
• Approximate value in PSI: 29 PSI to 36 PSI
• Typical use case: Front tire on a standard road bike; daily riding without a passenger.
• Pressure Type: Maximum (Load / High Speed)
• Value in bar: 2.5 bar to 2.9 bar
• Approximate value in PSI: 36 PSI to 42 PSI

• Typical use case: Rear tire of a heavy or touring bike when fully loaded (with passenger/luggage); high-speed highway driving.