Tire Monitoring Systems
I am considering getting a tire monitoring system for my Class A, but am curious about the need for one on a dinghy. I will likely be buying a new or almost new vehicle that has a factory tire monito...
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ktjensen wrote:
sure decide on if you need one and go from there. Many TPMS have a review or two about how they do not update every fifteen minutes. Some can give a FALSE OKAY reading. They are costly at $300 for the cheap ones, and twice as much for the expensive versions.
Our 10 tire unit including the repeater to get the toad signal to the monitor was a bit under $500. Our mh tires are about 7-800 each plus damage that would be caused by a blowout due to low air. Money well spent IMHO. Remember, you don’t need it until you do.
