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Re: TPMS SURVEY

Reply #25 –
1. TST
2. 3 years
3. Booster supplied with kit installed in start battery compartment.
4. Never.
5. No.
6. Changed earlier this year after 2+ years of use. Manufacturer recommends changing annually, but that seems like overkill.
Dave and Kathy Bennett
2004 U270
Build #6253
1600W Solar
700 AH Battle Born Lithium
2015 Jeep Wrangler

No matter what happens, remember you always get the trip out of it.

Re: TPMS SURVEY

Reply #26 –
1. Tire Minder with IPhone app
2. Five years
3. Booster at chassis batteries
4. Various troubles, leaking, sudden high pressure, stop working all together
6. Change batteries annually

I am tired of messing with them and thinking of not using them at all.
1998 36 foot U270 Build No. 5328 WTFE, 900 watts solar, Victron controller, B2B, bat monitor, 600 AMPH lithium with 2018 Chevy Colorado toad, SKP #110239, Motorcade #17781, 2021 Escape 17B for when Coach is broken down and campsites are too small, retired and full-timer since Dec. 2020. Part of RV family since 1963.

Re: TPMS SURVEY

Reply #27 –
Quote from: dbennett9 link=msg=475640 date=1695271175
6. Changed earlier this year after 2+ years of use. Manufacturer recommends changing annually, but that seems like overkill.
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Yes it might be overkill but it does motivate me to inspect things closer and batteries are cheap compared to tires.
Robert and Susan
 1995 36' 280 WTBI 8.3 3060r
 1200 watts on the roof, 720 Ah of lithium's
 Build # 4637. Motorcade # 17599
        FMCA  # 451505
        18  Wrangler JLUR
 

Re: TPMS SURVEY

Reply #28 –
Thanks All for the input--as phranko says ford vs chevy but at least we can get an idea and narrow down the possibilities
Do you change sensors about every 5 yr or do you just change batteries every year or 2
Everyone can decide what is best for their needs or wants!!!
Thanks Again
Chris
1999 U 320 DGFE
Build Number 5523
Chris & Elka Lang
In the field, Lonoke AR