TPMS Recommendations

[Sadiegirl01]

Looking for reasonably priced but reliable TPMS. I run Sailun G Rated tires @ 95 psi. My 5th wheel calls for E rated tires (13,995 GVWR) but upgraded to G for safety margin (piece of mind).

TIA for any feedback,

Brent & Rhonda

 

[NB Canada]

Tire tracker

Only 199 and has a lifetime warranty

From a known name progressive industries

Working well for me

 

[Riverbug]

You'll get lots of good recommendations on that topic. I purchased this one 4 years ago and have had no issues with it. It sits far forward in the dash so it's out of the way, the solar charger gets good sun (haven't changed batteries yet. Edit: I mean batteries in the dash unit. I changed batteries in the tire sensors once so far.), it's auto on/off feature means I never have to touch it. And when the truck is in the garage it detects the sensors on the camper parked outside 60' away.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08FRK1BJ9?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_1&th=1

 

[Capt Bob]

I can only recommend what we have, the TireMinder i10.
Bought it used from a Forum member, so cost was reduced.
Since the addition of metal valve stems, it has performed as advertised.

 

[traveldawg]

Tireminder I-10. Great support (they sent me a new repeater free when mine failed); and they give me free batteries when I see them at the Tampa RV Super Show.

I got it specifically because you can see all the tire pressures at once without waiting for a monitor to scan through them.

 

[jleonard]

Tire minder i10 for me also. Mainly because all tires show on one screen. I didn’t like having to scroll to read each one. Plus one click and all the temps show as well.