pressure pro tpms

When I looked up the dipole antenna it appears to be weather resistant. But it only comes with an 8 foot cable. I would recommend under the vehicle as far to the rear as possible if you plan to tow a trailer if no trailer then almost anywhere under the vehicle.

Dipole antenna

I have the monopole antenna that came with a 35 foot cable. I mounted my antenna under the rear bumper of my truck. That gives it a clear shot to the tires on my 5th wheel and the utility trailer that I tow behind the 5th wheel.

When I used the signal strength feature of my Pressure Pro I had good signals from all tires including the utility trailer.

I know I'm a little late to this party but I had to add the repeater antenna to my pressure pro. I have a 40' DP and I installed the repeater antenna in the basement about half way back where a 12v outlet was. I still get occasional loss of signal from one of the toad sensors but it doesn't last long.

I mounted my antenna/repeater on the shelf where the rear TV was supposed to sit. There was a 12 volt point that was intended to be used for a dc TV power and I used that for the antenna.
I had a 35 foot class A and one tire on the toad was intermittent. The antenna eliminated that problem.

I have a 10 year old PPro and by mounting it so the stub/monopole antenna sticks up in my driver's window I have no problem getting a signal even when the toad is parked 10-15' behind my MH...probably 75' away.