Crossfire tire equalization

Thanks to all the replies. I contacted them and they sent me a new set of brackets. If you have the same problem, ask them to send you the "old A brackets"

I also use my TPMS on the Cats Eye System. So far no issues with valve stems. You have to use the metal or brass valve stems for this to work.

WDW.BWV wrote:
Do any of you run TPS sensors on your crossfire?

If you look closely at my picture above. You will see that there are TPMS mounted on the Crossfires.

Do any of you run TPS sensors on your crossfire?

Thank you for all the comments. Unfortunately I can't make my own bracket because this unit will be a rental and I don't want the liability. I did contact them and they are shipping me longer brackets.

I made my own bracket. I cut a piece of 1 or 1 1/2 inch angle iron (about 6 inches) to bridge the hub. Drilled a hole on each end for opposite hub bolts. Drilled another hole in the center of the angle iron to mount the crossfire unit. Very nearly centered. I'd try to take pictures if it wasn't 6 degrees right now.

Here is another option
Cats Eyehttp://www.linkmfg.com/products/cats-eye/

dennyida wrote:
This sounds like a system I would like to put on our 2004 Jayco MH.I would like to know if the crossfire system would throw the wheels out of balance and can you fill both tires with air at the some time.javascript:; Thank youjavascript:;

If Crossfires are mounted as close to center as mine are. They have little affect on balance. You can put air in both tires with the one fill point.
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This sounds like a system I would like to put on our 2004 Jayco MH.I would like to know if the crossfire system would throw the wheels out of balance and can you fill both tires with air at the some time.javascript:; Thank youjavascript:;

Crossfires come with more than one set of brackets.