Are TPMS questions
I've been considering getting TPMS system and I can't decide upon what type of sensors to go with (caps, flow through or internal. Is one better than another? Does the weight of the sensor (cap o...
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They come with the tamper-proof sensor that require a wrench to fasten and remove the sensors. The tamper proof cap can be removed for easier access to the valve stems when adjusting pressure is required and I took all mine off. I haven't lost a one since but it's a lot easier adjusting the pressures now.
The batteries are easily replaceable (2016 button batteries which should last 2 years). One thing to remember is most of these system operate at 433Mhz which is often used by indoor/outdoor thermometers and cause problems.
When contact is lost with a sensor, the receiver beeps to alert you. The receiver can handle 20 different sensors. They come either flow-through or anti-theft valve cap type.
They come with the tamper-proof sensor that require a wrench to fasten and remove the sensors. The tamper proof cap can be removed for easier access to the valve stems when adjusting pressure is required and I took all mine off. I haven't lost a one since but it's a lot easier adjusting the pressures now.
The batteries are easily replaceable (2016 button batteries which should last 2 years). One thing to remember is most of these system operate at 433Mhz which is often used by indoor/outdoor thermometers and cause problems.
When contact is lost with a sensor, the receiver beeps to alert you. The receiver can handle 20 different sensors. They come either flow-through or anti-theft valve cap type.
