TPMS advice

[Tennessee_Nomad]

I'm putting new GY G614's on our camper this spring. I'd like to take as good care of them as possible. What kind/brand of tpms do you folks use/recommend? Does camper length have any bearing on my choice? Camper is ~37ft so the tires are a ways back there. I'm guessing these things are "wireless" so is one better than another? We are dual axles as well, so 4 sensors? Thanks for the help!

EDIT: Tires will be aired up 100+ lbs so it will need to read 3 digits?

[RustyJC]

I use the Truck Systems Technologies (TST) 507 system with the flow-through sensors on both the truck and trailer. I also use the repeater to boost the trailer tire signals up to the receiver. I'm very pleased with the system since installing it in mid-2014.

Rusty

[MPI_Mallard]

Good call on the new tires, I put on a new set of Goodyear 614 RST (235/85 R16) last year and I love them, they wear like iron!! I have the Tireminder Click on both truck and trailers, it's caught two slow leaks so far that could have been blow-outs (that was with the old set I used to have hence the up-grade) and I wouldn't leave without with out it. Tireminder gives me "real-time" info as to pressure and temperature at a glance and a very noticeable alarm when needed. One thing though I did add the antenna booster they offer as Wi-Fi on the road effects the reception and would recommend it off the start, Tireminder research is a great company to deal with if you need any customer support after-the-sale also they offer new replacement batteries and O-rings every year for free, a real class act!

Red Green: Nothing bugs a handyman more than a stripper that works too slow.

[Dick_B]

Search this Forum for `tpms' then search the results for the manufacturer of interest. We are happy with our Pressure Pro.

[agesilaus]

You can get a repeater that will carry the signal farther.