SAVR FAQs

Use One-Click Pairing.

When prompted in the SAVR app, select One-Click Pairing and scan the pairing QR code supplied with your 2 Sensor Pack.

Both sensors will be added automatically.

Use One-Click Pairing.

Select One-Click Pairing in the app and scan the pairing QR code supplied with your 4 Sensor Pack.

All four sensors will be added automatically.

One-Click Pairing lets you add all of the sensors from a complete SAVR 2 Sensor Pack or 4 Sensor Pack at once.

Simply scan the pairing QR code supplied with your pack and SAVR adds the sensors for you.

Scan Pair is used when you're adding or replacing an individual sensor.

Select the wheel position in the app, choose Scan Pair, then scan the barcode on the sensor you want to assign to that wheel.

No.

SAVR sensors are added from inside the SAVR app. You do not need to find or pair them from your Bluetooth settings.

Just make sure Bluetooth is turned on and SAVR has permission to use it.

Yes.

Use Scan Pair to add an individual sensor and assign it to the wheel position you want to monitor.

Use Scan Pair to assign the replacement sensor to the appropriate wheel position.

A profile represents a vehicle you want SAVR to monitor.

For example, you might have separate profiles for your car, caravan, boat trailer and motorcycle.

Each profile remembers its own sensors and settings.

Add your tow vehicle and caravan as separate profiles.

For example:

• Ford Ranger
• Jayco Caravan

When you're towing, make both profiles active. SAVR will bring the wheels from both profiles together on your Dashboard.

Yes.

This is particularly useful when towing.

Make your tow vehicle and trailer profiles active and SAVR will show the wheels from both on the Dashboard.

An Active profile is a vehicle you currently want displayed and monitored on your Dashboard.

You can have one or more profiles active at the same time.

Simply make your trailer or caravan profile inactive.

It remains saved in SAVR, including its sensors and settings, ready for the next time you tow.

No.

Once your caravan profile and sensors have been set up, SAVR remembers them.

When you're ready to tow again, simply make the caravan profile active.

Yes.

You can create separate profiles for the vehicles and trailers you want SAVR to remember, then activate the ones you're using.

1. Remove the existing valve cap.
2. Screw the supplied anti-theft nut onto the valve stem.
3. Screw the SAVR sensor onto the valve stem by hand until snug.
4. Hold the sensor firmly and tighten the anti-theft nut back against the sensor using the supplied tool.

Do not use a tool to tighten the sensor itself.

Hand-tight is enough.

Screw the sensor onto the valve until it is snug and secure. Do not use pliers or another tool to tighten the sensor itself.

A brief release of air while the sensor is being screwed onto the valve can be normal.

Continue screwing the sensor on by hand until it is snug.

If air continues escaping after the sensor has been fitted, remove it and check the valve and sensor installation before driving.

The anti-theft nut helps secure the sensor to the valve stem.

Screw the nut onto the valve first, fit the sensor, then tighten the nut back against the sensor using the supplied tool.

The sensor wakes when it is screwed onto the tyre valve.

Fit the sensor to the correct wheel position and give the app a moment to detect its pressure reading.

Yes.

SAVR uses Bluetooth to receive information from your tyre sensors, so Bluetooth needs to remain enabled while you're monitoring your tyres.

SAVR is designed to continue monitoring while the app is running in the background or your phone is locked.

Make sure SAVR has the Bluetooth and notification permissions it requests so it can operate correctly.

No.

SAVR is designed to continue monitoring in the background, so you don't need to keep the Dashboard permanently open on your phone.

Notifications allow SAVR to alert you when something needs your attention.

We recommend allowing notifications so you don't miss important tyre alerts.

Yes.

Create a motorcycle profile and add the sensors for the wheels you want to monitor.

A SAVR 2 Sensor Pack can be added using One-Click Pairing.

Yes.

Create a separate trailer profile and make that profile active when you want to monitor it.

SAVR monitors your tyre pressures, but it does not determine the correct pressure for your particular vehicle or tyre.

Use the tyre pressures recommended by your vehicle, caravan, trailer or tyre manufacturer.

If you're unsure, speak with your tyre professional.

Manufacturer tyre pressures are generally based on cold tyre pressures.

Tyre pressure normally rises as tyres warm while driving, so don't be surprised if the pressure displayed by SAVR increases during a trip.

Tyres generate heat while driving and the air inside them warms up.

As the tyre temperature rises, tyre pressure will normally rise as well.

SAVR lets you monitor those changes while you're travelling.

No.

SAVR gives you ongoing tyre pressure monitoring, but you should still visually inspect your tyres and regularly check their condition, valves and pressures as part of normal vehicle maintenance.

First check that:

• The sensor is fitted to the correct tyre.
• The sensor is screwed fully onto the valve by hand.
• Bluetooth is turned on.
• SAVR has permission to use Bluetooth.

If it still isn't appearing, visit our Troubleshooting page for more detailed help.

Yes.

You can update the sensor assigned to that wheel position and use Scan Pair to scan the correct sensor.

Contact SAVR Support and we'll help you get it sorted.