Tire pressure monitoring.
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Tire pressure monitoring.
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I've been looking at this new system. Camping world also has it but it's a bit more expensive even with the members discount. I pull several trailers and have had flats before and never knew it. Fortunately I've never had any damage because the tires have stayed together but I know my time is coming.http://www.amazon.com/Hopkins-30100VA-nVision-Pressure-Monitoring/dp/B001JR65HU
I've been looking at this new system. Camping world also has it but it's a bit more expensive even with the members discount. I pull several trailers and have had flats before and never knew it. Fortunately I've never had any damage because the tires have stayed together but I know my time is coming.http://www.amazon.com/Hopkins-30100VA-nVision-Pressure-Monitoring/dp/B001JR65HU

Big Dave- Sr Member

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Re: Tire pressure monitoring.
We have the Pressure Pro, monitoring all4 on hte truck as well as on the camper.
Works fine so far.
Scruffy & Tater, your's is adjustable?
Works fine so far.
Scruffy & Tater, your's is adjustable?
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oldelmer1- Wildcat resident guru

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Re: Tire pressure monitoring.
We also have the TST and love it. It has payed for itself on the first trip when I got a bubble in a sidewall. It is fully adjustable per and each sensor can be set to it's own parameters.

moo2613- Wildcat resident guru

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Re: Tire pressure monitoring.
Our TST unit is adjustable. The truck front tires are set lower than the truck back tires. The four trailer tires all have the same setting, but are different from the truck settings.
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Scruffy and Tater- Wildcat resident guru

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Re: Tire pressure monitoring.
I have a question about the tire monitors. Can the batteries be replaced in the tire monitor sensors?

Gator Fan- New member

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Re: Tire pressure monitoring.
I believe with the Pressure Pro, you have to send the sensors back to the factory and they replace them, at a charge of course.
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