We are looking to purchase a tire monitoring system. Any you would recommend?
I'm looking at Tire Minder.
Thanks for you help!
Karen Hicks
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Thanks so much. I was looking for something to give my husband would like for the RV for Christmas.
I have the external TST 507 kit, 10 sensors, no booster needed, user changeable batteries & in 5 years of use have changed only 5-6 of the batteries. Also have not had any of the sensors walk away, most people don't know what they are.
Travelin' Texans
Former '13 FB owner
Currently rvless!!
I have the TST-507 as well. I have six sensors. I did go back and get the booster. Fixed all my issues. I’m happy with both the product and the support I received.
Thanks so much. I think I know what I'll be buying for Christmas
We'll keep it a secret.
Travelin' Texans
Former '13 FB owner
Currently rvless!!
I have the tyreminder TM66 with 13 sensors. They send me new batteries every year and it has worked well. I got my daughter one for her 5er as well.
My husband hates the internet, so I have no worries about him reading this! Makes it easy to do research. LOL
Is the TM 66 easy to install?
The TM66 doesnt really require install. Kind of like a Garmin, it has a bracket and suction cup. It runs on rechargeable battery that lasts several days, and then when low it has a 12v charge cord just like a cell phone. Screw on the transmitters at each tire valve stem, set up programming and off you go!.
There is a small booster you would need to install for your fiver that needs 12v, easily obtained in your front battery compartment. It can be installed with 3M tape.
I have the TST 507 external sensors installed and I'm happy with them. One note of caution, they can be damaged fairly easily if manhandled by a tire changer, especially if they drop the wheel on the ground and the sensor hits the ground first. I try to get the wheel balanced with the sensor on the wheel but it isn't worth the risk of losing a sensor if the wheel is manhandled during the exercise.
By the way, the sensor that I lost wasn't at our Redwood dealer, it was at a tire dealer! I assume the internal sensors could also be damaged this way as well.
Great advice from everyone! Thanks so much.