TPMS

[trackside]

We have a 2017 THOR Windsport 29M. Looking to add a tire pressure monitoring system. Does anybody have any preferences,favorites,pros,cons for any particular system? Thanks.

[Sultan1966]

EEZ Tire customer happy and also have the repeater as coach is 43ft and towing Chevy Silverado and need it to pickup back tires of truck. Saved my butt once already when front truck tires got too hot due to Patriot brake being “too tight” and it set off high temp warning.

[Mile_High]

I only know the Tireminder TM66 - booster and 13 sensors. Seems to work fine. Pretty basic technology.

[wvabeer]

You guys are making me spend more money. 😉

[big_jim_2]

Another vote for TST works great with there booster.

[larry_barnhart]

JR45 wrote:
10 sensor TST system, work great.
JR

works great for our alpenlite also.

chevman

[Nutinelse2do]

TST 507, w/ non flow thru sensors.
They provide excellent customer service also.

[Sam_Spade]

ncrowley wrote:
I have used TireMinder for over 5 years for the RV and the toad. Works great and wonderful customer support.

+1

They now include a "signal repeater" with their system so loss of signals should not be a problem. I've had mine 3 years now and the only signal loss has been after sitting unused for more than a month.....and that was solved by just removing the sensor and screwing it back on.

FANTASTIC customer support. They have the patience of Jobe.

Mine came with 2 years of free batteries; don't know if they are still doing that or not.

[sailor_lou]

TST Model 507 and very happy.

Lou
05 Travel Supreme Envoy

[JR45]

10 sensor TST system, work great.
JR

[Dick_B]

Did you search this Forum for TPMS?

[Ava]

Check out TireSafe-Guard as well. They have been used in the trucking business for many years. Their prices seem reasonable.

[chastho]

I had Tire Minder for years and got tired of "no signal", always one at times more. Threw it away and bought Tire Safeguard and no more 'NO SIGNALS". It rotates showing pressure and temp on all tires. no more pushing a button to see all tires. And it is cheaper than most TPMS

[Dutch_12078]

We've run a 10 sensor TST system for about 10 years so far. We first had their 510 non-replaceable batteries model, and when the sensors started to die around 5 years in they offered my the current user replaceable batteries 507 system at a price I couldn't refuse. The batteries last at least a year and are easy to change at a cost of about a $1 each.

[ncrowley]

I have used TireMinder for over 5 years for the RV and the toad. Works great and wonderful customer support.