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TPMS Sensors with Color Monitor for easy viewing

Stay on top of your tires at a glance—the color monitor makes pressures and alerts easy to read without squinting. Installation is straightforward, and systems include a signal booster that needs power; if your trailer lacks a battery, mount the booster on the tow vehicle for solid reception. Ideal when you want simple programming and tracking of actual pressure on your RV or multi-axle trailer.

Yes, if your system supports both sensor types you can swap them and keep your current monitor. Internal sensors help prevent a sensor going missing, and their internal batteries usually last at least 5 years. Check your system series for compatibility before purchasing. If you store the rig, removing external sensors can help save battery life.

Use the included booster to ensure proper operation. If your trailer has no battery, mount the booster on the truck—bed or frame—for the best signal to the sensors. On smaller RVs, mounting in the engine bay works and keeps it protected; verify it has power. Plan for cable length since some boosters have a short lead and need to be close to the battery.

Yes, a color monitor helps make readings clear. Reviewers liked the color display with a larger readout and found the display clear. If you prefer seeing everything at once, note some standalone displays scroll tire-by-tire while integrated truck displays can show all tires at once. Mount the monitor where glare is minimal so colors and numbers stay easy to see.

Use metal, bolt-in valve stems for high-pressure tires and duals; options exist that fit 0.453" or 0.625" holes and handle up to 200 PSI. Install sensors on metal valve stems for a solid fit. If a sensor seems to cause a slow leak on an inner dual, inspect any valve stem extender—pressure may remain constant with the sensor removed if the extender is the issue.

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