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RCMAN46
Mar 30, 2016Explorer
I would not go without a TPMS.
But a TPMS may not warn you in time to prevent significant damage due to a tire separation.
I have a small utility trailer with the spare mounted inside the trailer. If the trailer is loaded it is difficult test the tire pressure. So I have a TPMS sensor on my spare. While the trailer was in storage I would about every two weeks fire up the TPMS monitor and check the tire pressures. They have always been good.
A couple days ago I had the back door on the utility trailer open and I found this on the spare. Note the TPMS showed the tire was at the 50 psi as all the other times I checked the pressures.
Here is what I found.

But a TPMS may not warn you in time to prevent significant damage due to a tire separation.
I have a small utility trailer with the spare mounted inside the trailer. If the trailer is loaded it is difficult test the tire pressure. So I have a TPMS sensor on my spare. While the trailer was in storage I would about every two weeks fire up the TPMS monitor and check the tire pressures. They have always been good.
A couple days ago I had the back door on the utility trailer open and I found this on the spare. Note the TPMS showed the tire was at the 50 psi as all the other times I checked the pressures.
Here is what I found.

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