How Long With the Sensor Batteries Last In the Tuson Towable Tire Pressure Monitoring System

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what is the battery life for the sensor unit?

asked by: Kenneth B

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The Tuson Towable Tire Pressure Monitoring System part # 335TPMS6WIVS contains sensors which will last around 5 years with normal use.

expert reply by: Conner L

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Answer 1

For your 2018 Grand Design Solitude the factory temperature sensor for high temp is 158 degrees. This is based on the Michelin Standard for tire temperature. It is the same for all size tires. Usually a tire will not expand enough to blow until it…

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I recommend checking out the TST TPMS for RVs - Color Display - Signal Booster #TST-507-FT-4-C. This is my personal choice if given one because it's simple to use, and you don't have to remove the sensors every time you air up. It may not…

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Answer 3

The Power Inverter 1000 Watts with Three AC Receptacles #WC3720 that you referenced has three standard outlets on the back of it for powering accessories like you mentioned. There's no additional wiring needed to plug in a microwave or coffee…

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Hey Bryan, thanks for reaching out. Yes, the TST TPMS kit #TST-507-INT-6-C will work with 22.5 inch wheels. This system uses internal sensors that mount inside the tire using stainless steel straps, and each strap is 4 feet long. That provides plenty…

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Hey Steve. If one of your axles is damaged or bent it could be causing the issue you described. Or it could be your trailer was equipped with two different axles. If the axle are not identical it could cause issued like uneven tire wear, or tracking…

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The bolts you referenced on the Trailer Axle Beam with Easy Grease Spindles #e33GR are indeed for the brake flange. Most axles will not come with these so you'll typically need to source them separately. If you're looking into replacing an…

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Air-spring kits are vehicle-specific kits. Kit compatibility is based on your vehicle suspension, all kit types will not work on every vehicle. The Ride-Rite, item #F2190 will provide additional support for existing suspension and have higher weight…

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The recommended clearance with leaf spring suspension on an unloaded trailer is between 2 - 2-1/2 inches. You should have sufficient clearance with your loaded trailer, as leaf springs only tend to deflect 1-1/2 inch when carrying a load.

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Actually, what will solve your axle-to-frame clearance issue you are having the easiest would be to move the axles from being above the leaf springs to below the leaf springs. That will give you a great deal more clearance between the frame and the…

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I checked with Dexter, manufacturer of many trailer parts, and according to them there should be at least 1 inch of space between the tires when under load. So once your trailer is loaded and ready to tow, if you have more than 1 inch of space…

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How Long With the Sensor Batteries Last In the Tuson Towable Tire Pressure Monitoring System

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