TST Tire Pressure Monitoring System

Best peace of mind you will add to your trailer.

I'm using the 507 on a 40' triple axle toyhauler and didn't need the repeater. They work very well. I did get the flow-through sensors, but they allow very little air flow and take quite a while to add a few pounds. I don't know whether I'd bother with them if I bought another set. They can take quite a while sometimes for the monitor to connect with the sensors. I usually turn things on while I'm breaking down prior to traveling, then they are connected by the time I'm on the road.

Overall I'm very pleased with the system.

Moved from DIY

I have the TST 507 system. They replaced a problem unit for no cost. I did need the optional repeater on my average size travel trailer.

Wow thanks again everyone. I am going to order them tonight.

alid wrote:
1 Great peace of mind
2 easy to setup
3 great customer support even when out of warranty.
4 I would buy again

X2. Have had great service from TST. Love being able to monitor tires when I have to pull at night.

have a Doran system. A sensor went bad before we left on east coast to Wyoming trip this summer. Called sent it back it was under warranty so replaced for $0. We had an extra sensor so programmed that one in and left for YS. They mailed the replacement and it was here when we got home. Last year on trip to Alaska we had one lose it's signal and Doran mailed us new ones to General Delivery in Homer Alaska. Had call to use the monitor only once on Alaska trip and not needed TG this trip. I bet our friends traveling with us wish they'd had one when they lost a wheel (not just the tire) when we were leaving the Badlands on Labor Day week end. Buy a system any system. they work!!!

I've had my TST 510 ten sensor system for about 5 years now, and it works perfectly. The system has notified me of low tires and a hot brake rotor on the toad and coach that I might have missed otherwise. I'm just starting to see a couple of sensors showing low battery issues. I'll likely replace all of them soon at about $20 each.

1 Great peace of mind
2 easy to setup
3 great customer support even when out of warranty.
4 I would buy again

daamac wrote:
I have a 510 system.

1) Expensive
2) Works well
3) Saved a new tire from being ruined due to a slow leak
4) Batteries in 510 do not last as long as TST claims

I guess it all depends on wether you call expensive. The damage caused by an unnoticed failed tire isn't cheap. Add to that the aggravation of having to deal with said damage and the TPMS starts to look real good. BTW you can get a four sensor tiretraker system for about $225.