Works great and held up well after 1 week use on my boat trailer transporting it 1500 miles. Shows temperature and pressure and installation of the repeater was easy after buying another male trailer wiring plug to fit into my spare female receptacle so it had 12 volt power. I purchased the plug at my local trailer dealer and wired it up so that it’s easily removed when the repeater is not in use. I used plastic wire ties to attach the repeater on my trailer frame just behind the hitch. The battery doesn’t last very long, about 4 hours, but I leave it plugged in during use and that works well. I like how you can remove it from the vehicle and take it with you to adjust the tire pressures to get an instant reading while adding or removing air, then place it back in the vehicle to monitor everything under way. I have another 4 tire monitoring system for a trailer I sold but needed a new 6 tire system for a new trailer and this particular system is highly recommended and well worth the piece of mind. It’s not cheap but I wouldn’t go without a TPS, and this system is fantastic. I had a nail in my tire after 500 miles but thankfully it didn’t go through the tire, didn’t leak air, and I was able to monitor the situation the rest of the 1,000 miles using this device. I did an extensive amount of research before purchasing a TPS and this one is great.

good product

I love the peace of mind I now have regarding my tires. The only negative comment I have is the directions are not really that easy to follow. I'm thankful for YouTube for sure. After I got everything set up I decided I wanted to change the tire positions in the graphics to make the tires easier to identify. I couldn't really find anything in the instructions but did find a video that was very helpful. So now they're all programmed and running great. Despite the vague instructions, this TPMS gets 5 stars adn I highly recommend.

Installation was straightforward and relatively simple. Having seen the sensors at an RV rally I knew of their size. That said, I knew putting them on the rear dually wheels would mean removing the tires to install them as well as every time I wanted/needed to change tire pressure. So I elected to monitor the front wheels and the four trailer tires. The front wheels had valve extenders. The sensors would not fit on just the valve stem so I left the extenders on and put the sensors on the extenders. Yesterday I parallel parked and the sensor hit the curb. The sensor broke and damaged the valve stem leaving me with a flat tire. After having that fixed I removed the sensor from the left side tire. Now I only monitor the trailer tires.

The system is good but the way it cycles through the tires, it appears that I would not get an immediate notification of an issue. Each tire gets displayed about every 30 seconds.

When pulling restored vintage campers, the greatest source of anxiety for me is a flat tire on the side of the road, especially when I think about how many times the time pressure warning in my car has saved me from that fate.

It was easy to install, especially for us because our camper is small enough (23') that we didn't have to figure out how to install the repeater to make sure the signal could reach the monitor.

We got the flow-through valves, which requires metal valve stems on your tires and that you follow instructions to a tee, or they will leak. It wasn't complicated and, once you see why you need to do them that way on the first one, the next three go like clockwork (unless you get cocky on the last one and have to do it again ;0).

Programming the sensors to the monitor isn't too bad, just a little intimidating because the monitor is able to show axles for the tow vehicle, multiple trailer axles, and two spares, and we only have a tandem axle trailer, but I got a six sensor set so that we'd have one for the spare tire (which I have yet to install because I'll have to get under the camper to do it) and an extra sensor in the event of an issue.

In the short run, the TST tire pressure monitor system has changed all that so, in the long run, I really hope it proves to be a well made, long lasting product.

Excellent safety tool. Easy to monitor tire pressure while traveling. Would definitely recommend them!!

I installed this kit on my 35' bus conversion. It was easy and works flawlessly. I did not install the included repeater, figuring that I'd try it without. Recently, I carried the display unit into my home to charge it up. While it is charging, it apparently turns itself on. The unit was roughly 50 to 60 feet away from the bus at this time, but it still connected to all of the sensors and displayed the tire pressures inside of my brick house. That is a good solid signal, in my opinion. I cannot speak towards longevity, but so far, so good after a few months and a few thousand miles.

This company used to have great customer service. I dont know if it was sold but customer service is now horrible. When you called them before they assessed the issue on the phone and if determined defective a replacement was sent out immediately. We wont be without tpms when we travel in our rv, their procedure for warranty is to return the sensor and they will review. If they can duplicate the issue they will replace. In the meantime you are unprotected during travel. They will read other sensors occasionally on vehicles passing by. The color screen is very difficult to read in daylight. It’s difficult to quickly determine which tire has the issue and what the issue is.

Facile à utiliser et installer

Do not cheap out with other brands, do your homework and you'll be glad you did

Money well spent. Peace of mind driving down the road.