Tire Pressure Monitoring System

Thought I'd add my standard rant about TPMS. I think they should be required on all new RVs. Unlike your car, almost all RV travel is long distance and checking the tire in the morning means little if you pick up a nail pulling out of the RV park. In a car, you usually drive a short distance, park, and then will come back out to a flat tire while the RV will travel long enough to leak the tire down to the danger point of complete tire failure. Usually the tire is so destroyed that assigning a cause of the failure is impossible and gets blamed on 'cheap tire'.