Tire Monitors

Pressure Pro and TST often come to the top. Both with good products and good support.

Kobalt Air Compressor

This is what I have and it does a great job for me. Fits perfectly in the front bin just behind the front tire.

10forty2 wrote:
Kobalt Air Compressor

This is what I have and it does a great job for me. Fits perfectly in the front bin just behind the front tire.

That's where I keep mine.

I run the TST system & love it. I use the thread on sensors w/ the user change-able batteries (batteries last about 18 months) - I buy the batteries 10 at a time and get them for about 35 cents each (off the internet/amazon).

IMO monitoring pressure alone is not enough - TST monitors Temperature too.

Air Compressor - Since the coach has a compressor, i carry a hose & fittings. I also carry a 10 lb Co2 bottle (higher pressure & completely portable (no power needed), great for off-roading in the jeep too...the fact of the matter is i rarely use or need the c02 tank or the coach compressor/air-line.

Once you have a TPMS system you'll rarely have to mess with the tire pressure, no need to check the pressure before or during a trip - just turn the monitor on.

I have had Tire Minder TPMS for several years and have been very happy with it. When I purchased a new toad with aluminum valve stems, they were very helpful in upgrading my transmitters to aluminum. In addition, they provide free batteries for the transmitters for 5 years.

Ed Headington

I use the TST here is a video of how it works and setup.
Video
This is a great thread and the owner monitors it and helps with questions and problems.

FWIW TST offers several different sensors - units w/ 5 year battery, flow thru & in-tire type, as well as the user replaceable type.

Camping World has a TST on sale. I'll check Amazon, too.

Thanks for your help!

I bought mine direct (before Camping World offered it) - TST customer service is fantastic, I had a set up question & they walked me thru it on the phone (could have told me to read the manual & hung up, but they didnt).

For me, the Tire Safequard TPMS has worked very well.

As for a compressor, I carry a Vair portable and keep in the the Jeep. Never say the value in a larger one since it's only used once, maybe or twice a year and this way it's available if needed by the Jeep.