Best choice for aftermarkey TPMS?
I have a six wheel C and want to have installed TPMS. Guess the labor alone will set me back $150 or so just dismount and install the transmitters. So I want to buy a good system that will allow me ...
Forum Discussion
wmoses wrote:
TST 507s as well. No balancing and NO metal stems needed if you do this:
The rubber sleeve is cut from an appropriate piece (correct inner diameter) of fuel line hose. The marks on the rim were caused before installing the sleeves, and after only 40 miles of driving.
Recent 3800 mile trip attests to the success of this. Worked perfectly, and to the OP - no installation costs. I can also replace the battery on these sensors.
I've been using the TST 507 for over three years. Our toad is a 2006 Chevy HHR that has rubber valve stems. No problems with about 20,000 miles of towing.
I've also removed the outer security shell from all sensors. Makes for a little less weight an a smaller sensor footprint.
