Your tyres. On Android Auto. The SAVR TPMS Connect app now works with Android Auto. Connect your Android phone, wired or wireless, and every tyre on your car, caravan or trailer shows on your car's screen. Pressure and temperature live, and a voice alert through the stereo the moment something drops.
That means SAVR now runs on both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Whatever phone you carry, your tyres sit on the screen already built into your car.
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What Android Auto changes for tyre pressure monitoring
Most tyre pressure monitoring systems ship with a small plastic display you stick to the dash or plug into the cigarette lighter. It clutters the cab, it's hard to read in the sun, and it's one more screen to look at.
SAVR was built from day one with no extra screen. Your phone is the display. Android Auto takes that a step further: the readings now sit on your car's own screen, right next to Google Maps, Waze and your music.
- Every tyre at a glance. Front left, front right, rear left, rear right, and every tyre on the van or trailer behind you, in one list.
- Pressure and temperature, live. Each row shows current pressure and tyre temperature, updated as you drive.
- Green means good. Each tyre has a status dot. If a tyre moves out of range, the row changes colour so you see the problem without reading numbers.
- Voice alerts through your car speakers. A low pressure or high temperature alert is spoken through the stereo, so you hear it with your eyes on the road.
How it works
- Fit the sensors. SAVR sensors screw onto your valve stems in a few minutes. The fixing tool and anti-theft nuts are in the box.
- Pair in the TPMS Connect app. Download TPMS Connect free from Google Play, choose your setup (car, tow vehicle and trailer, trailer only, motorhome, truck or motorcycle) and follow the prompts.
- Connect your phone to Android Auto. Plug in or connect wirelessly as you normally would. The SAVR icon appears in your Android Auto launcher.
- Drive. Tap the SAVR icon and your tyres are on the dash. Alerts play through the stereo automatically, even if you're in Google Maps or Spotify at the time.
There's no subscription, no hub and no extra hardware. If your car has Android Auto and you have an Android phone, you're set.
Built for towing
Android Auto makes the biggest difference when you're towing. A caravan or trailer tyre going down is the one you're least likely to feel through the wheel, and the one most likely to end in a blowout on the highway.
SAVR sensors have a range of up to 15 metres, so they reach tandem and triple axle vans without a repeater. Set up a tow vehicle and trailer profile in the app and Android Auto shows the lot in one list: your ute up top, your van underneath.
Pick the pack that matches your setup:
- 4-Sensor Pack for a car, ute or 4WD on its own
- 6-Sensor Pack for a vehicle plus a single axle trailer or camper
- 8-Sensor Pack for a vehicle plus a tandem axle caravan
- 10, 12, 14 and 16-Sensor Packs for triple axle vans, fleets and multiple trailers
All packs use the same sensors and the same app, so you can start with four and add more later.
Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Same app, same sensors.
SAVR landed on Apple CarPlay in September 2026. Android Auto completes the set. It's the same TPMS Connect app and the same sensors on both, so a household with an iPhone and an Android phone can share one set of sensors on the van, and your tyres show on the car screen whichever phone is plugged in.
On an iPhone? See how SAVR works with Apple CarPlay.
Why it matters
Underinflated tyres run hotter, wear faster and cost you fuel. Left long enough, they fail. A blowout while towing can mean a written-off van, damage to your vehicle and a very long day on the side of the road. Even without a failure, running low costs most drivers hundreds of dollars a year in extra fuel and tyre wear.
A TPMS turns a slow leak from a surprise into a heads-up. Android Auto puts that heads-up where you're already looking.
What you need
- An Android phone with the SAVR TPMS Connect app (free on Google Play)
- A vehicle or head unit with Android Auto (wired or wireless)
- SAVR sensors on your tyres
Frequently asked questions
Does SAVR TPMS work with Android Auto?
Yes. SAVR's TPMS Connect app is a native Android Auto app. Connect your Android phone to Android Auto and tap the SAVR icon to see live pressure and temperature for every tyre.
Does it work with Apple CarPlay too?
Yes. TPMS Connect works with both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, with the same sensors and the same app.
Do I need a separate display or hub?
No. SAVR sensors talk directly to your phone over Bluetooth. Your phone, and now your car's Android Auto screen, is the display.
Does it work while I'm using Google Maps, Waze or music?
Yes. Voice alerts play through the stereo no matter which app is on screen.
Does it work with a caravan or trailer?
Yes. Set up a tow vehicle and trailer profile in the app and every tyre appears in the one Android Auto list. Sensor range is up to 15 metres.
Is there a subscription?
No. The app and Android Auto support are included with your sensors.
Do I need to replace my existing SAVR or Safety Sam sensors?
No. Update the TPMS Connect app from Google Play and Android Auto works with the sensors you already have.
The SAVR icon isn't showing on Android Auto. What do I do?
Update TPMS Connect to the latest version, then unplug and reconnect your phone. If it's still missing, open Android Auto settings on your phone, go to Customise launcher and make sure TPMS Connect is ticked.
Get your tyres on your dash
Every SAVR pack ships from Australia, usually the same business day for orders before 1pm AEST, with a 2-year warranty, 30-day returns and real human support if you need a hand with setup.
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