I had brand new tires and the TST 507 installed on my motorhome this past spring, and everything has been working fine until the end of Labor Day weekend. I keep all of my tires at 120psi, but when I fired up the MH to come home, one of the tires was...
I'm researching a new TPMS system for my MH and new toad (TST, Doran, Pressure Pro, TireMinder) and I'm concerned about the effect of sensors on the valve stems. Both TST and Pressure Pro say you need metal stems, I haven't heard from the others yet....
Horizons28 wrote:TST customer service is very good, give them a call.I've already called them. They made the point about the pressure reading not necessarily being spot on, but it doesn't make sense to me that it would be accurate for 4 months and th...
When I got home this evening, I had a second email from TST that said:Metal valve stems are required for the 507 Flow Thru sensors. We recommend the 507 Cap sensors for the towed vehicle. They are light weight and designed for rubber valve stems. It ...
CA Traveler wrote:That sounds like the Jeep already has a TMPS system located inside the tire. I'd want to know more...All new cars sold after 9/1/2007 are required to have TPMS installed. I asked my Jeep dealer if there was a remote monitor availabl...
I sent an email to TST specifically asking about the Wrangler, and they just replied back with this:The Jeep stems will be ok to use the 507 RV Cap system. Please feel free to call the office to discuss.
