Does TST TPMS for RVs Sensors Require Balancing Wheels
Updated 04/02/2021 | Published 04/01/2021
Question:
How much do the flow-thru sensors weigh? Would it be necessary to have the tires re-balanced after installation? I would be installing them on a 22foot long Winnebago Micro Minnie dual axle travel trailer.
asked by: Andrew R
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Helpful Expert Reply:
The sensors of the # TST-507-FT-4 are less than .1 of a lb which means they would not throw your wheel out of balance and would not require rebalancing. We also have not had any customers report back that they had to do this either.
expert reply by:
Jameson C
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TST TPMS for RVs - Grayscale Display - Signal Booster - 4 Flow Through Tire Sensors
- TPMS Sensor
- Camper
- 5th Wheel
- Motorhome
- Truck/SUV
- Flow Through Sensors
- 4 Sensors
- Extended Range
- Black & White Monitor
- TST
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