Keeping tabs on your tires is easy with this TPMS kit. The compact cap sensors install in seconds and deliver real-time pressure and temperature updates, helping you catch problems early and travel with more confidence wherever the road takes you.
When your trailer tires are behind you for hours, a pressure drop or heat issue can start long before anything feels wrong from the driver's seat. This TPMS watches pressure and temperature as you travel and sends warnings for pressure drops, overheating, and other tire issues through the wireless monitor. Your tires stay visible from the cab, and small changes are easier to act on while the trip is still moving.
When you're getting ready for a trip, tire monitoring is one more thing on the checklist. These compact cap-style sensors screw onto your valve stems in seconds without tools and sit low on the wheel with a look similar to a standard valve cap. Once paired with the RoadTech monitor, your trailer starts reporting pressure and temperature readings while you travel.
Valve stems can be one of the annoying parts of adding external sensors, especially when your trailer or RV setup isn't all the same. These cap sensors work with both rubber and metal valve stems, which removes a major fit concern before installation starts. Your monitoring setup can go onto the stems already on the wheel, making the first install and future tire service easier to plan.
Not every trailer runs the same tire pressure, and higher-pressure hauling setups can rule out systems with a narrower sensor range. These sensors monitor from 1 to 218 PSI, giving the kit room to cover lighter trailer pressures and higher-pressure applications with the same cap-style design. Your pressure targets stay inside the system's working range, so the monitor can keep reporting readings instead of leaving part of the setup uncovered.
Seasonal storage and infrequent trips make sensor batteries part of ownership, not something to ignore until departure day. Each sensor uses a replaceable CR2032 battery with a 12 to 18 month lifespan, and the system retains paired settings after battery replacement. When your sensors need service, you can swap batteries and keep the existing tire assignments in place, which makes getting ready for the next trip less of a reset.
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