Tire pressure monitoring systems
how accurate are they? worth the 300 price tag? Yes I do realize one answer reflects the other.
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johnsonbert wrote:
I would not leave home without it. We have used a TPMS for over 7 years and it has paid for itself several times over. One was a quick air loss on a toad tire as we were entering a town, got into a parking lot and it was on the rim as I walked back to look at it. No tire damage but certainly would have been out on the highway without a warning from the TPMS. We use the TST and a booster and have had good luck with the TST and great customer service from the dealer. Hope this may help. Happy Trails Bert
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We also have a TST system. Have used TST on the last four motor homes. Passed them on when we upgraded and got new ones for the new rig. I have a cousin in CA who has probably had the worse tire luck of anyone I have ever heard of. She blew out at least two tires a year for four years on the same RV. (Most of them replaced because of factory defects and age.) A couple due to overloading. We took her to the Tire Monitor class at the 2011 Winnebago GNR and then set her up with a TST system. She hasn't had a tire problems since.
I am not an employee of TST, just an extremely happy customer.
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