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Tireminder, which model?

Does anyone have comparisons between the different versions of Tireminder that are currently available?  I'm seeing TM-55, TM-77 and TM A1A.  So far it looks like a difference between display size.
2000 U320 mid entry  #5688
2006 Jeep Liberty


USMCR retired
SDFD retired
FEMA US&R TF8

Re: Tireminder, which model?

Reply #2 –
After 10 years owning a Pressure Pro I bought a Eze Tire and really do like it.  It also gives the tire temp. as well.  I would certainly recommend Eze tire.  It was less to buy than replacing the Pressure Pro sensors for the third time.  On the Eze tire one can just replace the batteries, plus the sensors are smaller.  I did not use the waterproof housing and did not see it necessary.
Chappell & Mary
36' 2004 Foretravel U270 build #6273

Re: Tireminder, which model?

Reply #3 –
Looks like the EEZTire is a good bet and cheaper than the Tire Minder.  Thanks for the information.
2000 U320 mid entry  #5688
2006 Jeep Liberty


USMCR retired
SDFD retired
FEMA US&R TF8

Re: Tireminder, which model?

Reply #4 –
I picked up the Bella Corp TPMS  EK215T10  from Amazon for $382.50. That's for 10 sensors. ( coach and toad ). Measures pressure and temperature. Can unlink when not towing easily. So far been very pleased with it. Never fails to see the toad tire sensors. Can set alarms for high and low pressure for each tire and high temp as well. Might at least give it a look.
The Starship- 1990 Grandvilla Unihome U300 40ft
6V92 Detroit Diesel w/ 4 spd Allison w/ retarder. Build# 3575 , Foretravel# 17895
The Shuttlecraft- 2015 Ford Explorer
Steve ( N6EKV ) & Lori ( N6JTD ) Faries  w/ Marlee our precious pup.
Patterson CA.

Re: Tireminder, which model?

Reply #5 –
I have the Bellacorp EK215H , I don't know if I am doing something wrong or what the problem is bit I inflated all tires to 100 then put on sensors the monitor reads the tires but there is a 10 to 15 pound difference I took sensors off re checked tires  They were all within 1 pound of initial pressure re installed sensors still getting 10 to 15 pound difference .  Batteries don't show as being low but I am thinking of replacing sensor batteries to see if that will make a difference.
Any suggestions would be appreciated
Chris
1999 U 320 DGFE
Build Number 5523
Chris & Elka Lang
In the field, Lonoke AR

Re: Tireminder, which model?

Reply #6 –
Hi Chris,

I have one sensor that is reading about 10 pounds high with another brand. If they are fairly new you might be able to replace it under warranty.
Jim

2002 U 320
Jim Frerichs
2002 U320 42'

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Reply #7 –
That's another item that had a booth and sale prices at "Q",many different brands.
96 U270 BUILD 4810
85 380SL
Drummonds TN.

Re: Tireminder, which model?

Reply #8 –
The TST pressure monitor sensors seem pretty close on mine.  You can go into setting and put in an adjustment to make them read what your gauge says.  In actual use what you are most interested in is changes so a couple psi variation isn't too big of a deal.
Roger Engdahl and Susan Green
2001 U320 3610 #5879 (Home2) - 2014 Jeep Cherokee or 2018 F150
Hastings, MN