Considering TPMS for my fiver
I'm thinking about buying a TPMS system for my toy hauler. I don't want to jump into it blindly though, because the systems aren't cheap and I'll have to pay a few extra bucks to have my rubber valve...
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TST here also for 5 yrs. Most of the time, it receives signals with no problem. But on occasion it will take a while to pick up a sensor(s), or lose a sensor(s) temporarily while driving. The only way to tell is that the pressures and temps remain static for long periods. Recently after a short time on the road I had one sensor showing much higher temp and pressure than other 3. First thought was tire problem. Stopped and checked. Soon realized that sensor was the ONLY one actually monitoring properly. Others started some time later.
35' 5er with crew cab long bed truck. And I mount it low on the windshield so that the monitor sits just barely above the dash. That may be the problem. Just bought a repeater to try to eliminate that issue.
35' 5er with crew cab long bed truck. And I mount it low on the windshield so that the monitor sits just barely above the dash. That may be the problem. Just bought a repeater to try to eliminate that issue.
