Tire Pressure Monitoring System For Multiple Vehicles And Trailer Combinations TPMS
Updated 06/03/2021 | Published 06/02/2021
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I’m looking for a tire monitoring system that would work with two different tow vehicles and multiple trailers. I would be looking at the systems that the transmitters attach to valve stems.I have a travel trailer that is dual axle and the rear axle is roughly 40 feet from the drivers area. The other trailers are shorter so the distance would range from 30 to 35 feet between axle and driver area. Would I need signal boosters for each trailer? Would the monitor be able to be switched between the trailers so I wouldn’t need a monitor specific for each trailer?
asked by: David B
Expert Reply:
I recommend using the TireMinder i10 TPMS for RVs and Trailers w/ Signal Booster # TM56FR. This kit includes 10 wheel sensors for your multiple trailers. You can leave the sensors on each trailer and will not need to move them from trailer to trailer. The TireMinder can store information for 4 different vehicles and up to 40 sensors.
Additional Sensors # TM-2Brass are available if you will require more for your multiple trailers.
Both the monitor and signal booster can be easily moved between different vehicles. The monitor uses a 12v charger and uses a magnetic mount that can suction to either the windshield or flat smooth surface. The signal booster uses alligator clips to easily be removed from the battery on the trailer.
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