TST TPMS Praise

[NJP]

I have been using another TPMS for 6 years and what a beast it was programming. Gained lots of exercise having to run from tire to dash several times per 12 tires! I just received my new TST TPMS pre-programmed and had it operating within 20 minutes! Thank you to TST tech support for helping with a swap of one sensor and showing me how to program, although frankly it's so simple I could have really done it myself if I just looked at the easy to follow instructions. I am about ready to travel a few thousand miles in my 43' Beaver Contessa and can't wait to enjoy a system that requires no maintenance. Bravo to your development team for this fine piece of engineering and craftsmanship.

[wyoming3310]

wyoming3310 wrote:

GMandJM wrote:
See, LL? Another one-post wonder.

Threads have disappeared for less cause.

You must be a Minder rep.

Do you live in your travel trailer full time?

[GMandJM]

Sport45 wrote:

allen8106 wrote:

GMandJM wrote:
There are a number of these TST testimonials lately where someone becomes a new member, makes one post praising TST (system and employees) and nothing else.

Seem like adverts.

Alert...this IS NOT an advert. I have a TST and love it.

We don't believe you. You probably just hacked allen8106's identity in order to look like you're not new.

You TST guys are getting pretty sneaky. 🙂

:B

[Jim_Shoe]

On some part of a final 300 mile leg going home, I picked up a HUGE nail in one of the inside rear duals. But it stayed in the tire, creating a slow leak instead of a blow out. When I checked the air pressures the next morning, that tire read "zero". Since I didn't know if I picked it up leaving the CG or when I pulled into my storage building, I slowly drove up to my dealer and had all four rear tires replaced. And a TST TPMS system installed on the RV and toad. As we all know, with flat tire(s) we're just driving sleds.
I did once have a blowout on the right front tire of the Jeep toad, and the TPMS informed me immediately. Some idiot backed into it. The idiot was me.

[Sport45]

allen8106 wrote:

GMandJM wrote:
There are a number of these TST testimonials lately where someone becomes a new member, makes one post praising TST (system and employees) and nothing else.

Seem like adverts.

Alert...this IS NOT an advert. I have a TST and love it.

We don't believe you. You probably just hacked allen8106's identity in order to look like you're not new.

You TST guys are getting pretty sneaky. 🙂

[wyoming3310]

GMandJM wrote:
See, LL? Another one-post wonder.

Threads have disappeared for less cause.

You must be a Minder rep.

[allen8106]

GMandJM wrote:
There are a number of these TST testimonials lately where someone becomes a new member, makes one post praising TST (system and employees) and nothing else.

Seem like adverts.

Alert...this IS NOT an advert. I have a TST and love it.

[Acampingwewillg]

I bought a set of the older model's(the ones you have to send in for battery replacement) from another RV'er. Every time I call them to inquire about this replacement(cost/procedure) they are always trying to sell me a new system without supplying that info....so since we are on this subject....does anyone else still have these old sensor's?

[GMandJM]

See, LL? Another one-post wonder.

Threads have disappeared for less cause.

[DANSS]

This is not an advert!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I have had the TST system on a Prevost for about 7 years and i am entirely satisfied! It has saved me from ruining tires on 2 occasions.

[GMandJM]

Moderators don't care, apparently.

Maybe if we ignore them, they'll all go away.

[azjeffh]

Owns a 43' Beaver Contessa and this is their first post? Agree, seems suspicious to me.

[Ron3rd]

TST 507 owner here, going on 6 years. Great system.

[GMandJM]

There are a number of these TST testimonials lately where someone becomes a new member, makes one post praising TST (system and employees) and nothing else.

Seem like adverts.

[edatlanta]

I have had my TST 507 system for 4 years now and absolutely love it. I keep the sensors on my truck all the time and remove the ones on my 5'er when parked for anything more than a day or two to save their battery life. Air pressure turns them on so I'm saving battery power. I always check my trailer tire pressure and reinstall the sensors the day before I travel to find out if I have a sensor battery that needs replacing which doesn't take but a minute when needed.