Purchase Tire Pressure Monitoring System for Truck or RV - TPMS 8 Sensors - Minder in Cumming, Georgia, US, for US $325.00

Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Item must be returned within:14 Days Refund will be given as:Money back or exchange (buyer's choice) Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Return policy details:Unit must be returned unused, in its original packaging, with all accessories. Restocking Fee:No

This top selling RV TPMS system can monitor between 2 and 22 wheels providing tire pressure and temperature alarms if limits are exceeded. It is suitable for car, truck, motorhome, trailer and fifth wheel use.

This auction is for a system with 8 sensors. If you wish to buy now please check out our other items!

Easy to install and program
Pressure range 0-145 PSI
Accurate to under 3% (temp.) and 4psi (press.)
Monitor displays pressure loss warnings visually and with an audible alarm which are user programmable
Temperature alarm if tire temperature rises above 167F or 75C
Sensors have replaceable batteries which are readily available (R1632)
Average one year battery life

In the box:

Monitor and heavy duty/multi-angle bracket
8 screw on pressure/temperature transmitters - Extras available
12/24v car charger
8 lithium batteries
8sensor anti-theft locks with tool

Additional sensors and an optional booster are also available. If you require these items please see our other items!

FAQs

1. Will I need a booster/repeater?

A. It varies, every vehicle is different and some shorter RVs require a booster whilst some longer ones do not depending on construction, monitor location, etc. We generally recommend that you buy a system without a booster to start with as it is easy to add a booster later if you are not getting the range.

2. What is the range of the sensors?

A. Again it varies from rig to rig as noted above. We have customers with 45' motor homes and towed vehicles who are receiving fine without booster whilst other have required a booster.

3. Will the sensors affect the balance on my wheels?

A. It is extremely unlikely as these sensors are the lightest on the market. We have not had any customer mention a problem with tire balance from our sensors. Some sensors from other manufacturers are considerably larger and heavier and could possibly affect balance.

4. How easy is it to add air to my tires?

A. As easy as removing the valve cap.

If you have any other questions please do not hesitate to ask.

InnotechRV is a division of WiPath Communications, LLC a developer and manufacturer of specialized communications products for the transportation, emergency services, utilities and healthcare sectors.

This system is the same product that is also sold under other brand names such Tire Minder and Tire Traker.

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