GUTA GT20 TPMS: 0–188 PSI Tire Monitoring with Color LCD, 10 Flow-Thru Sensors

Overview

The GUTA GT20 TPMS is designed for RVs, motorhomes, trailers, and large fleets, delivering real-time tire pressure and temperature data on a spacious color LCD. With a wide 0–188 PSI range, drivers and operators can quickly assess tire health at a glance, helping to plan safer journeys and smoother maintenance routines.

Key capabilities

• Real-time monitoring of tire pressure (0–188 PSI) and temperature on a bright color display
• Long-range connectivity with a signal booster, enabling up to 80 feet transmission distance
• Supports up to 24 tires, making it suitable for RVs, trailers, and fleets
• Six alert types to flag rapid deflation, extreme pressure or temperature changes, and power status
• 10 flow-thru sensors for metal valve stems allow inflation without sensor removal
• Waterproof and dust-proof sensors with anti-theft design and replaceable CR2032 battery

Flow-thru sensors and easy maintenance

• Flow-through design lets you top up air without removing the sensor
• Compact, lightweight sensor bodies are built to endure road grime, rain, and dust
• Cap sensors on metal valve stems are recommended for reliable performance

Display, power, and daily use

The large color LCD offers adjustable backlight for visibility in daylight or darkness. The monitor includes a built-in rechargeable lithium battery lasting up to 15 hours on a full charge and enters a power-saving mode after 15 minutes of no motion or vibration to conserve energy.

Setup, customization, and safety assurances

Pre-labeled sensors are factory-paired with the monitor for quick setup, so you can start monitoring right away. Users can toggle pressure units (PSI or BAR) and temperature units (℃ or ℉), and the current tire pressure becomes the reference. Alarm thresholds can be set within +25% to -15% of that reference to fit personal needs and vehicle configurations.

Support and best practices

GUTA’s professional after-sales team is ready to help with installation or troubleshooting. For best reliability, install cap sensors on metal valve stems and follow the included guidance to ensure consistent readings across your fleet or personal rig.