Can Wireless App be Added to 2nd Motorhome Kit For Roadmaster BrakeMaster to Fill Air Bags

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I bought a used rv and this kit was already installed in it. I dont use the kit for towing, but I would like to use the compressor to fill and deflate ride rite air bags. Is there a way to add a wireless or phone app controller to this kit so that it can be used to control air bag pressure from the cab?

asked by: Brian W

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Expert Reply:

Hey Brian,

So I'm sorry to say there isn't a way to add an app or way to wirelessly use the Second Motorhome Kit for Roadmaster BrakeMaster Systems for Hydraulic Brakes # RM-98300.

I can see where you're coming from though, as wireless is wayyyy easier than manually monitoring and checking the air bags. It's such a pain I personally wouldn't want to go with anything but wireless, so if you were looking for something like that the easiest to use is the Air Lift WirelessAIR Compressor System for Air Helper Springs # AL58WQ.

This comes with a u-bolt to clamp to the frame and is completely set up and monitored via an app on your smartphone.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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