Tire Pressure Monitoring System

I use the PressurePro. It's saved me several times. Finally, after 8 years of use, the batteries began to get weak. I got new batteries and sensors for about $30 each and am hoping for another 8 years of troublefree protection.

Just purchased the TireMinder TM66 from Camping World. Comes with a booster.
So far it appears to be working fine. Was easy to install. You have to remove the sensors to air up, but it is not hard to do. Besides, if you are airing up that often, obviously there is a problem.

EEZ RV PRODUCTS has worked great. They have the best service of any product I have ever purchased in my life

TST is our platform, and we love it. Just ordered sensors for the toad, and a repeater. Can't beat their customer service and products!

I bought my system from TST several years ago, it was the system you had to send back to the company to have the batteries replaced. A year or so after I had it, I was at Quartzsite and asked it they would give me any credit for my old system to upgrade to the system where I could change the batteries myself. The gentleman said bring in my system and he make me a deal I couldn't refuse. Later that day I put everything in the box and handed it to him, he in then handed me a new system with the batteries I could change myself. I asked how much and he said, we're even, I was totally surprised and thanked them very much. Installed the new system and after driving for a few hours one or two of the sensors would drop off line. Not using the motor home all the time, I'd forget about it after I got home and then go on another outing months later and it would happen again. Finally I called and they recommend changing the batteries, which I did. The problem continued and another year went by before I finally remember to call them. This time they asked if I had any devices that had radio signals being transmitted. I had a weather station with a remote sensor. They recommended I turn it off because the signal could interfere with the tps. The problem still continued. Several more months passed, and by this time it was probably three or so years since they had exchanged my original unit at Quartzsite. I finally go around to calling again, and after discussing the problem, we finally realized that I had the wrong boost antenna. They sent me that correct one free of charge after all that time. Installed it and the system has been flawless. Evidently the boost antennas are different from the original system I had and the system they exchanged for me at Quartzsite. I'm sure any TSP system you buy will work, but TST certainly is great in the customer service area.

TST system with repeater and the flo tru sensors , have been happy with the system but the sensors read one or two pounds off from two of my digital gauges that read the same , I am happy only really worried about a drop in pressure so a pound or two doesn't really matter

TST has great customer service and I'm happy with my 510 system.

I am another happy TST 507 owner. I did need an extender to make the sensors work reliably on the toad, but their support over the years has been excellent. The user-replaceable batteries work for two seasons with our level of use.

TireMinder works for us.

10forty2 wrote:

hipower wrote:
Looking at a previous post, it would be interesting to check our systems readings against a calibrated gauge. I say that because I have several gauges and they rarely read exactly the same.

I have two tire gauges I use...one analog and one digital that both read within .5lbs of each other. My TPMS reads about 3-5psi lower than either gauge.

Since we are 2 to 1 toward the gauges should we assume they are correct or do we still look for confirmation? Just teasing. It really doesn't make any difference, just that we check our pressures puts us way ahead of the vast majority of drivers.