Can Different Pressure Alerts be Used for Truck and Trailer for TST TPMS

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Can the display be programmed to different pressure settings for different axles on the same truck/trailer combination ? What is the range of the settings available, such as the truck rears at 80 PSI and the trailer at 110 psi?

asked by: Dennis R

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Definitely! You are actually able to set the psi perimeters for the TST TPMS for RVs # TST-507-RV-6-C per axle so you have a wide range of applications.

The pressure range is from 0 psi - 196 psi so the truck can be set at 80 psi while the trailer is at 110 psi.

expert reply by: Jon G

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