TST Manuals & User Guides

TST Manuals and User Guides

TST represents a versatile collection of consumer and automotive product lines, prominently featuring TST E-Bikes and TST Truck Systems. The e-bike division (TST GRP LLC) specializes in off-road, commuter, and moped-style electric bicycles designed for varied terrains and smooth riding experiences. Popular models like the TST R002 and their folding bike series offer durable frames, powerful motors, and modern safety features tailored for both urban commutes and outdoor adventures.

In addition to electric bicycles, the TST brand encompasses advanced Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems (TPMS) designed for the automotive and RV markets. These systems offer critical real-time tire safety monitoring for recreational vehicles, trailers, and tow vehicles, keeping drivers safe on the road. Whether providing reliable two-wheeled transportation solutions or essential vehicle safety monitors, TST products are engineered for performance and convenience.

• Where can I find the user manual for my TST E-Bike?

  User manuals for TST E-Bikes can be downloaded from the TST Help Center at tstwheels.com or accessed directly on our manuals platform.

• How do I pair my TST TPMS sensors to the display?

  To pair, turn on the display and press and hold SET until it beeps. Proceed to 'LEARN ID', press SET for the blinking tire position on the screen, and hold the display next to the sensor. Press GO to capture the ID, then press SET to save.

• What does a blinking light on the TST TPMS repeater mean?

  A blinking red light on the TPMS repeater indicates it is actively transmitting data to the display. A solid light means it has constant power but is not currently transmitting data.

• How do I activate the warranty for my TST truck TPMS?

  You can activate your product warranty for TST Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems by visiting www.tsttruck.com/warranty.

• Can I ride my TST electric bike in the rain?

  TST recommends avoiding riding in heavy rain or crossing streams, as E-bikes are not fully waterproof and the electrical system could be damaged. If you must ride in wet conditions, heavily decrease your speed and use extra caution.