TPMS - Which One?

Any of the major brands will do what you want. Several sell inside tire monitors. I know TST does. I can only comment on TST since that's all I've owned, but if for no other reason, their customer service has been great.

I just put a Dill TPMS system on my Lance trailer. I decided I liked the idea of the sending units being inside the rim like all the auto manufacturers are doing. It may be unlikely but my valve stems already stuck out far enough and I didn't like the idea of brush or anything else catching on the senders. From what I read Dill is the system used on many semi tractor trailers so figured if they worked well for them it would work for me.

You do need to have the tires taken off the rim to install the senders but I wanted the tires balanced anyway so that was no big deal. Discount Tire mounted the senders and balanced the tires for about $60. I ordered the system online from TireRack.com for $279 delivered to my door.

EEZ RV TPMS System

I installed this system before our March trip to Florida & Georgia and the system worked well. I ordered the 6 sensor set (4 for the trailer and 2 for rear tires of truck). If the system continues to work well, I may add 2 sensors for the front tires of the truck. I chose the system due to the warranty.

I have TireTraker for a few years now. I chose them because they have the smallest/lightest wheel sensors. They have been good. Their customer service is also good. They answer any questions promptly. I do not have metal valve stems but mine are heavy duty. Also no problem. Maybe because sensors are smaller than other brands.

We use the TireMinder system. It saved me a lot of grief and damage last week when we took a piece of rebar through the right rear trailer tire. It depressurized very rapidly but the TPMS allowed me to get to the side of the road and stop before the tire started coming apart or the right front tire ran overloaded for too long. The TPMS paid for itself in that once incident.

Rob

If they're not made in China, there's a good chance they're from Mexico. So........ one/ half dozen of the other..

Just ignore the "china bomb" comment and check out the TST 507, excellent product. I have never had to contact them, but from what I have read, great customer service.

Another vote for TST 507. Don't forget sensors for spare tires for TV and TT. Nothing worse than having a flat and not having a good spare to put on. TST 507 can monitor 22 tires.

Changing over to metal valve stems is probably more important than the brand you pick.

Thanks. I did try the search feature first before posting, but the results weren't great and I didn't know where to begin with a brand search.

Looks like the TST 507 would be a good choice and not too complicated for us.