Is It Normal For A Lippert Tire Linc Repeater Dock To Already Be Installed On A New Motorhome
Updated 06/12/2023 | Published 06/11/2023
Question:
My winnebago 2100bh has the tire link docking stating but not the controller or sensors. Im confused on why the docking station is installed but not the other components. Is this normal to have the docking station but not the other components?
asked by: Chris
Expert Reply:
Lippert is deeply in the pockets of pretty much every trailer/motorhome manufacturer so they most likely installed the repeater block so that you'd be more inclined to purchase their sensors over other brands. The Tire Linc OneControl TPMS w/ Signal Booster for RVs and Trailers # LC37VR is also compatible with Lippert's OneControl systems so it could also have been installed to match up that system if you have a OneControl touch screen.
If you had the repeater as well as the charging dock then you can get just the sensors # LC97VR (2pk) to minimize your cost. If it's just the dock then you'd need to purchase the whole system # LC37VR and can just hang on to the extra dock if there's ever any damage to the one that's already installed.
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