TPMS Systems

T(ire) P(ressure) M(onitoring) S(ystem). Adding a system at the end is redundant.

I know there are a few people on here with the TireTracker, but not sure about the EEZ-Tire. The TPMS is a smart addition to add.

Currently using EEZ-Tire system on my Passport for 2 years. Recommend by my mechanic who has installed them on numerous fleet vehicles and several motorhomes. Easy setup and usually shows within 1/2 pd of air on monitor and digital air compressor I use. Had to replace battery on one of the sensors. New battery was 14 cents at battery store.

Use the search function and you will find dozens - if not more - threads on this topic. I have a TireMinder system that covers all six tires on the truck and the four on the trailer. It has capacity for a lot more and some folks add sensors for both spares, too.

Rob

I have the EEZ brand and am very happy with it. No problems and it works well.
Their customer service is super.

EEZ here also. 3 years, no problems. Just getting into battery replacement now. Both easy and cheap.

Thank you all for your responses to my question about a "TPMS" and thank you fj12Ryder for the grammar lesson!

Bayley...just to make you feel better, how many people say RPMs? It is just R(evolutions)P(er)M(inute), you don't need the s.

Anyhow, glad you got some responses.

Jerry

EEZ system here. Worked great and saved the day. I wouldn’t go without a TPMS.

Bayley wrote:
Thank you all for your responses to my question about a "TPMS" and thank you fj12Ryder for the grammar lesson!

Didn't mean for it to be a grammar lesson. :) It just bothers me when I see "VIN number", "SSN number", "PIN number", etc. It's kind of like all these banks that have shortened their names to just letters: NASB Bank, which used to be North American Savings Bank, so now it's North American Savings Bank Bank. We have a local bank: United Missouri Bank which now is UMB Bank, United Missouri Bank Bank. Just stupid. There are lots of them and they irritate the heck out of me.

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