Crossfire Equal Valve Users

[howdy35]

Has anyone used the Crossfire Equal Valve units on their MH an if so, what pressure did you choose? I have 245/75/22.5 and usually run 95 in the duals but the Crossfire only comes in either 90 or 100 units. Thoughts? If you have them, do you really like them or have you had problems with them? The idea of having easy air and check seems like a good idea.

[rgatijnet1]

mike brez wrote:
Can you still use a tpms with them?

I don't see why not but since they tie both duals together, you would only need one sensor to monitor both tires. With the Crossfires you only have one fill valve.

[mike_brez]

Can you still use a tpms with them?

[rgatijnet1]

They were for a coach that I no longer have so I do not plan to use them.

[howdy35]

Thanks for the replies. For those of you who have the Crossfire installed, how do you like them? I looked on Amazon and only saw them in 90 and 100 units, that's why I asked about them. Rgatijnet1, you mentioned you have some 95's, but are you not going to use them?

I ordered a set of 100's. Am I going to like them? What are things to be aware of?

[1971duster340]

The over/under color is in 10 psi increments, so 100s will tell you what you'll need to know. Fleetpride got me the best deal.

But

http://www.amazon.com/Crossfire-Dual-Pressure-Equalization-CF95STABT/dp/B0002KKKI0/ref=sr_1_4?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1436859590&sr=1-4&keywords=Crossfire+Dual+Tire+Pressure+Equalization+System

[MountainAir05]

there web site list 90 to 120 lbs.

[-Gramps-]

Mine are 95psi.

[lj2654]

mine are 100#
2001 Beaver 40'

[rgatijnet1]

Are you sure? I have an unused pair of Crossfires, #54752 that are for 95psi. CF-95