Is the Signal Booster Necessary for TireMinder i10 TPMS on 28 Foot Motorhome

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I am looking for a TPMS kit to install on our 28ft Motorhome. Does a 28ft MH need a booster to provide reliable reads?

asked by: Bill R

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TPMS system like the TireMinder i10 TPMS for RVs and Trailers # TM29FR are designed to be used with the included signal booster. This ensures the greatest accuracy and reliability when it comes to the readings from the sensors.

The repeater extends the signal and also improves the signal strength to cut through signal interference that comes from surrounding automobiles. According to the manufacturer, the signal booster should be installed on any system that includes it.

I have attached a review and installation video for your reference.

expert reply by: Robin H

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