TPMS
I need some info about TPMS.What is better the flow thru sensors or the sensors you have to remove to add air to your tires?What brand is better than others?Thanks!
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I agree that a tpms system is a must-no matter which brand you prefer.
I don't feel this is a mine is better than yours issue, at least on my side. I'm just saying that in OUR case the temperature alarm did it's job realizing the valve stem sensor was getting hot and let us know. That to me is doing it's job. Hugs, Di
I don't feel this is a mine is better than yours issue, at least on my side. I'm just saying that in OUR case the temperature alarm did it's job realizing the valve stem sensor was getting hot and let us know. That to me is doing it's job. Hugs, Di
golf_bears wrote:
I wish I could find the pictures of our experience. Long story short, four years ago this coming April, traveling north out of Los Vegas on 15. TST TPMS system alarm goes off. Pull over, find a burnt bearing. Call Coach-Net, all taking care of, had four days left on my warranty, no cost to me. Thank the good Lord!!!
About two months later read on the internet about individual with same RV and truck as I have who also burns a bearing on his RV. He does not have a TPMS system. RV goes up in flames but he was able to pull over and disconnect the truck.
Moral of the story, get a TPMS system if you don't have one. Stop arguing about "Mine Is Better Than Yours", It's kind of childless and will never solve anything. Again, if you don't have a system get one.
