majorgator wrote:
Better off just checking tire pressures during the trip, at stops, at the campground, etc. and don't spend your money on TPMS. Quality tires are a far better investment.
Why not both?? I have the TST 507 TPMS monitoring 17.5" Goodyear G114 tires. A TPMS and quality tires are not an either/or investment proposition.
With the G114s, I'm not really worried about tread separations, and the TPMS will warn me if I pick up a nail or other road hazard that could lead to a tire failure due to loss of pressure.
Rusty
