Tire pressure monitoring system

I have the Tireminder and it works very well. It alarms immediately when a sensor is lost.

I just ordered the EZZTire system. Did a lot of research and ordered this system without the flow through stems.

Should be here tomorrow in time for me to set it and head out for a weekend of white water rafting in Maine. I'm just hoping its as simple to set up and works as good as the reviews say!

We have TST and are looking into other systems.

If you get a TireMinder, they have a newer version with a larger monitor and a shorter cycle for sensor readings/updates. TM comes with a repeater/booster.

Loss of sensor signal has been an issue and supposedly PressurePro has the shortest notification duration. It can be up to an hour before some systems notify you that a sensor's signal has been lost.

It doesn't much matter which TPMS you get....just get one. And be aware of its abilities and limitations.

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Ranger Smith wrote:
I use the TST system with no issues. It is a good unit.

Same here

TST System for me. Works fine.

Dutch_12078 wrote:
I chose not to get the flow through sensors with our 10 sensor TST 507 system due to the extra bulk and length. I've removed the security covers from the standard sensors, making removing them to air up no different than removing ordinary valve caps.

Funny that you mentioned that. I was just thinking about doing the same thing with mine.

TNGW1500SE wrote:
I just installed this:
TPMS
I have it monitoring all 6 tires on the RV, plus the RV's spare and two trailer tires. May add sensors to watch the tires on both motorcycles in the trailer. I think it can handle up to 22 tires.

Great piece of mind. Cheaper than the cost to replace one RV tire.

Same unit I have, that is a great price, the advantages of this unit is the number of tires it can handle, you can replace the batteries in the senors, the senors are light weight and short (do not stick out), you can program each one individually, the display is vertical (the tires are in the correct orientation (the left front is the left top tire displayed)).

I purchased EEZRV brand TPMS. I've been very happy with it. Has a two year warranty and a bigger screen. Very easy to program. Plus the batteries are supposed to last longer in the sensors. I was told when I was looking not to get the flow through type sensors. People are saying it takes forever to air up your tire with them. I looked at several brands before I bought one. Just do your research.

I just installed this:
TPMS
I have it monitoring all 6 tires on the RV, plus the RV's spare and two trailer tires. May add sensors to watch the tires on both motorcycles in the trailer. I think it can handle up to 22 tires.

Great piece of mind. Cheaper than the cost to replace one RV tire.

I chose not to get the flow through sensors with our 10 sensor TST 507 system due to the extra bulk and length. I've removed the security covers from the standard sensors, making removing them to air up no different than removing ordinary valve caps.