Tire monitor system June 19, 2015, 09:43:56 pm Yahoo Message Number: 14595Can anybody recommend a tire pressure monitor system?2007 GulfStream enduraSteve Phillips Quote Selected
Re: Tire monitor system Reply #1 – June 19, 2015, 10:01:44 pm Yahoo Message Number: 14596I have used the Minder Research TireMinder system for the last several years. I have it on the 6 MH tires and 4 more sensors for the Toad. Bought it for my previous Class C and transferred it to my new Seneca. I recently upgraded to their new A1A display which I like much better and also has a "disconnect" function for when I only have the coach. That way it doesn't think the toad tires are "missing".I have the signal booster installed in the rear of my coach and have never had a problem receiving signal. The system has let me know when I had slow leaks, probably saving me from a possible blowout.I would not be without a system ever again!On Friday, June 19, 2015 9:44 PM, "Steve Phillips clcmo@... [SuperCrvgroup]" wrote: Quote Selected
Re: Tire monitor system Reply #2 – June 19, 2015, 10:27:01 pm Yahoo Message Number: 14597Is the booster necessary if you don't have the sensors on the road?Best, Steve Phillips2007 GulfStream Endura Quote Selected
Re: Tire monitor system Reply #3 – June 19, 2015, 10:44:58 pm Yahoo Message Number: 14598Minder says it is recommended, but on my prior unit I did not, but I never had a problem receiving even the toad tires. My Seneca is over 7 feet longer than my old Chateau, and so the car is a long way from the dash receiver! The A1A display had an upgrade option for the booster that made the package attractive.I do tow almost every trip so I felt it a worthwhile investment. 22.5" tires are not cheap! Quote Selected
Re: Tire monitor system Reply #4 – June 19, 2015, 11:24:14 pm Yahoo Message Number: 14599Thanks so much for the info I am going to try to find it online tomorrow and Purchase-Best, Steve Quote Selected
Re: Tire monitor system Reply #5 – June 19, 2015, 11:49:05 pm Yahoo Message Number: 14600I have a TST 607 system and wonder how I went six years without one. It's really nice to be able to monitor them so easily. I am surprised at how much the pressure increases over a short period of time, then it stabilizes, but I didn't expect it to increase the way it does. I guess all those year of ignorance is bliss was a surprise.Take care, Greg Quote Selected
Re: Tire monitor system Reply #6 – June 20, 2015, 04:30:44 am Yahoo Message Number: 14601I have the TST system also. Has worked well for 8 years. I have 10 sensors and a booster. Having a booster depends on motorhome and what kind of interference it has. Wish I had system with replaceable batteries. But they were not available when I purchased mine.http://tsttruck.com/BestRon Hall Quote Selected
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