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TPMS individually monitors the tire pressure and temperature of your RV's tires. The monitor can store data for up to 4 vehicles. The repeater boosts signal between sensors and monitor for longer RVs and trailers.
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Note: Not designed for use on low pressure rubber valve stems rated for less than 65 psi.
While on the road, it is very important to regularly maintain your tires and make sure they're inflated correctly. If your tires are underinflated or overinflated, they'll develop irregular tread wear and become prone to overheating and blowing out. The TireMinder i10 TPMS helps protect your investment and keep your family safe by monitoring your tires and alerting you of any signs of danger before disaster strikes.
This TPMS includes 6 sensors that let you individually monitor each tire on your application for changes in pressure and temperature. These brass sensors are able to work on rubber, steel, chrome, or nickel valve stems. Every 6 seconds, they will check the pressure and temperature again. These durable sensors are waterproof, which means that they can be used on boat trailers and other marine applications.
The color LCD monitor will provide you with visual and audible cues to warn you of dangerous changes in tire pressure and temperature, as well as alert you of changes with the monitor battery, sensor battery, and sensor signal. Before you begin setup, make sure the monitor has been charged and the repeater and sensor batteries have been installed.
Select your RV or trailer configuration or the locations of the tires you want to monitor. Then select one tire location, install a sensor on the corresponding tire on your RV or trailer, and the current PSI will automatically appear on the screen. With the purchase of additional sensors (sold separately), you can monitor up to 20 tires, which is perfect for a fleet. This system can display up to 10 tires at a time, alternating between the tires of the "front" or drivable application and the tires of the "rear" or towable application. Sensors can be added, moved, deleted, or replaced at any point, even after initial installation.
You can set the tire pressure in psi, Bar , and KPa . If you choose psi, you can set the tire pressure anywhere from 0 psi to 199 psi. As for the temperature, you're able to switch between degrees F and degrees C, and the system will alert you if the temperature exceeds 167 degrees F. With the app, you are also able to disconnect and reconnect to different vehicles, RVs, or trailers. This is useful for those who switch between different applications, such as a Class A motorhome who sometimes tows a car. It also can store pressure and temperature information for up to 4 vehicles, or 40 tires.
This repeater helps improve signal strength and range of the sensors. It has dual Hi-Db antennas that let the booster cut through signal interference coming from wireless electronic devices used in surrounding automobiles. It also ensures that the link from the sensors to the monitor is strong and continuous. The unit has a green light on the front panel to indicate it has power and a blue light that blinks when it transmits a signal.
This TPMS system includes 12 batteries, 6 locking nuts, 6 O-rings, zip ties, and a wrench. Once the batteries have been inserted and covers have been re-installed, remove the cap of your valve stems, thread the locking nuts onto the valve stems, and install the sensors. Lastly, secure the locknuts against the sensors with the wrench.
The weatherproof and dustproof Bluetooth repeater can be installed anywhere on the exterior of your RV or trailer between the rear axle and king pin. The optimal mounting location for a towable camper is toward the front whereas the optimal mounting location for a drivable RV is toward the rear. it is not recommended to install the repeater inside your vehicle, as you might experience signal blockage. Use either the adhesive (included) or hardware (not included) to attach the repeater and wire it to a power supply line. In order to reduce vibration, make sure it's securely mounted. Then connect the black wire to ground, and the red wire to power. Zip-ties are included to fasten the booster and wires to your RV or trailer.
Customer Satisfaction Score:
97% were satisfied with this product
3% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews
Matt
2/3/2026
One year update: In summer 2025 we took our Class C dream trip through the upper Midwest USA, into Canada, to Alaska, and back home to Illinois about 10,500 miles total. No issues with the TPMS, and the peace of mind knowing tire conditions was key on the Alcan and remote parts of Canada.
Gwendolyn Y.
2/3/2026
Gwendolyn Y.
2/6/2026
Brian
2/2/2024
After 1-year Tireminder is still working great. I did have a sensor fail and in a few days was sent a new sensor under warranty. Product support is awesome.
Anthony
8/16/2022
Still working perfectly, changed the batteries at 12 months though they were still functioning fine.
Brooke M.
12/20/2023
That is puzzling! I reached out to manufacturer about this and they wanted me to have you call them. I went ahead and emailed you that information.
Jim S.
11/27/2023
Great,14000 miles,no problems.
Dale
9/12/2023
The product has worked flawlessly since installation. I really enjoy the peace of mind that comes from knowing that the tires are ok. If I were to have a slow leak, I would know about it before it became a critical problem. Thanks
Harry
10/12/2023
The product has been very helpful. It gives a lot security to traveling.
Mike L.
11/3/2023
Bob D.
6/17/2023
No problems
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Jeff
6/27/2026
Is call it essential equipment. Not only for pressure alerts, but tire temperature as well. My E450 has TPMS standard equipment, but it’s only good when tire pressure goes to zero which is a little too late. My only complaint is one or two out of 10 of the transmitters loses connection to the base station. If I stop for a bit they reconnect.