Never Assume !
Last fall winterized the MH , etc , checked all fluids etc... checked all the tires , set them at 70 rear and 65 front. Got it out yesterday morning did the usual visual check over filled up the fr...
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wa8yxm wrote:
Recommend a good TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitor System)
The Pressure Pro (your choice of two different companies) reports the tire pressure, several others will report LOW pressure. now I had issues with sensors leaking but ..... When the pressure goes down. Trust me.. I KNEW IT.
In fact first time out with the system I found I'd been screwed.. About 2/3 the way to destination the alarm went off, Low pressure, Left Front, Towed.
Sure enough it was low.. So I aired it up.. Over the weekend it went flat several times, So I checked it every time I got in and aired up as needed.. Finally returned home Sunday Evening.
Monday Morning I aired it up again, went to tire store, they removed the screw, put in a proper patch (not a plug) no charge (road hazard warranty) (And you thought I meant something else by Screwed didn't you)
Another RVer about the same time, Same system, decided to put it in later, Same tire Flat, Shredded, Rim totaled, Brake rotor, Fender well, over 2,000 in secondary damage.
My cost was around 100 bucks. Less over 2,000 in damages = quite a savings.
So I went on their website , never got to the Prices but come on really..
Copied this right off their site :
Complete your PressurePro System with Sensors, a power cord and antenna. Download our full catalog to view all cord, antenna and mounting options.
They sell you the monitor then apparently the sensors that have NON chargeable OR replaceable batteries , ok oh hey you'll need a power cord,, that will be $$$ oh and you'll need an antenna too that will be $$$
Was this what you had to do ?
Or am I interpreting their website wrong ;)
