Tire Monitors

I use the TST here is a video of how it works and setup.
Video
This is a great thread and the owner monitors it and helps with questions and problems.

I have had Tire Minder TPMS for several years and have been very happy with it. When I purchased a new toad with aluminum valve stems, they were very helpful in upgrading my transmitters to aluminum. In addition, they provide free batteries for the transmitters for 5 years.

Ed Headington

I run the TST system & love it. I use the thread on sensors w/ the user change-able batteries (batteries last about 18 months) - I buy the batteries 10 at a time and get them for about 35 cents each (off the internet/amazon).

IMO monitoring pressure alone is not enough - TST monitors Temperature too.

Air Compressor - Since the coach has a compressor, i carry a hose & fittings. I also carry a 10 lb Co2 bottle (higher pressure & completely portable (no power needed), great for off-roading in the jeep too...the fact of the matter is i rarely use or need the c02 tank or the coach compressor/air-line.

Once you have a TPMS system you'll rarely have to mess with the tire pressure, no need to check the pressure before or during a trip - just turn the monitor on.

10forty2 wrote:
Kobalt Air Compressor

This is what I have and it does a great job for me. Fits perfectly in the front bin just behind the front tire.

That's where I keep mine.

Kobalt Air Compressor

This is what I have and it does a great job for me. Fits perfectly in the front bin just behind the front tire.

Pressure Pro and TST often come to the top. Both with good products and good support.