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Tire sensors

What a good tire pressure sensor system for coach and tow car  10 sensors 
Art
1997 Prevost 40'
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Re: Tire sensors

Reply #1
Use the forum search , type in "TPMS"
A lot of info on this topic
I'm trying to decide on one also
Justin & Cathy Byrd
1995 U280 "Old Faithful"
36' Build #4673
C8.3 Cummins
Allison MD3060R 6 speed - retarder
Powertech 10KW  4cyl Kubota

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Reply #2
I'm certain you will get a lot of, "I use this, I use that and I don't use any". The technology on these external Tire Pressure Monitor Sensors has improved as with all things electronic. It is not a one all fits all, you have a lot of choices. Bottom line search the Forum, there has been a lot of discussions and opinions relative to TPMSs. Then use that wonderful modern day tool GOOGLE and then choose the solution that makes you comfortable. Then you can say XXX is the best.

Roland
1993 U280 4341
2010 Jeep Liberty
The Pied Pipers

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Reply #3
I have a Pressure Pro portable system that I removed when I had the Silverleaf panel fitted.  It has 10 sensors that probably need batteries, but worked fine when removed.
I advertised it with a picture on the Classified site a while ago and got little interest.
The cost is a donation to our local, Montana, Cancer Clinic or Hospice.
Brian.
2001 U320 Build #5865
Daihatsu Rocky Toad
VW Touareg
'82 F100 Stepside
Beech' Debonair

 

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Reply #4
Thank you folks, SOLD to the first bidder!!!
Brian.
2001 U320 Build #5865
Daihatsu Rocky Toad
VW Touareg
'82 F100 Stepside
Beech' Debonair