Tire Pressure/Temp Monitoring System

I have been running the TireMinder TMG400C system for about 3 years, it will monitor pressure and temp for up to 22 wheels. It's easy to program and use, and I like that I can change the sensor batteries without having to buy new sensors. I had a problem with the 12volt charging cord that came with the system and their customer service dept was great to deal with.

I've been using the TST system. I never thought I needed one as I've never had a problem (until yesterday). I had just come off Monarch Pass on the west side when I got the alarm and it showed my right rear tire was at 65 lbs and rapidly deflating. I found a wide pull off about a mile down the road before my air was down to 35 psi. Yep, my China bomb tire had lost part of it's tread and the tire was trash. I got the tire changed and I was on my way - no damage. I'm sold on them now. Good luck in your selection, there are many good ones out there.

I have the tst also and now I don't look back for black rubber chunks like in the past but it still could happen. Now MSG what tires are you going to buy?
chevman

Love my Pressure Pro, and great service when needed. Also simple to change between vehicles, which we do.

Another TST user. I have the model with user replacable batteries. Works well so far.

MSGTRETIREDCSP wrote:
I've been using the TST system. I never thought I needed one as I've never had a problem (until yesterday). I had just come off Monarch Pass on the west side when I got the alarm and it showed my right rear tire was at 65 lbs and rapidly deflating. I found a wide pull off about a mile down the road before my air was down to 35 psi. Yep, my China bomb tire had lost part of it's tread and the tire was trash. I got the tire changed and I was on my way - no damage. I'm sold on them now. Good luck in your selection, there are many good ones out there.

Had a similar experience with our TST model 510 system a few years ago. When all my sensors were destroyed in a house fire, I took the opportunity to switch to the TST 507 model and for the trailer added flow-thru in-wheel sensors with a stated 7 year battery life.

TST 507 put them on and found one tire on trailer low after about 3 days filled it up, 3 days later same tire low, time to find the problem maybe the sender unit, nope, dunk tire to find that the rim had a small pin hole in a weld seam, this would have saved me if they were on the trailer when that rim leaked and blew the tire on me on an earlier trip. did remove tire and welded up leaky rim and always monitor the tires with the TST. I did have to order the extra booster antennae for my trailer for some reason. but all is good now.

Another TST user here and love it! With my rig being a long bed and the trailer being right at 42 feet, I ordered the bigger antenna a couple of months ago. Not the repeater, just the bigger antenna. The small 2" one did fine if the batteries were new, but would drop the rear wheels during hard rains due to transmitting through the mist the rig kicked up. I mounted the new antenna on top of the rear view mirror. Look closely.

TST 507 here and love it.

our Pressure Pro system has served us well .... it is built and backed in the USA .... service after the sale is exceptional

Jim