Tpms question

[Gohawks]

I bought the TST 507 Flow through system. Can't seem to install them without hitting the wheel cover on the front tires. I plan on calling TST next week but just thought I would throw it out there. We have a 2015 Georgetown 351.

[BamaBob]

Originally Posted by Gohawks

I bought the TST 507 Flow through system. Can't seem to install them without hitting the wheel cover on the front tires. I plan on calling TST next week but just thought I would throw it out there. We have a 2015 Georgetown 351.

Hmmm that's odd - do you have metal valve stems? We have the flow through system and it worked perfect for us.

[Gohawks]

Yes I have metal Stems. I'm thinking there must be something up with these hubcaps. I can't fit a tire pressure gauge on the stem to check the tires pressure without it hitting the hubcap. I literally have to remove the hubcap every time I want to check the tires pressure. It's a bit frustrating as I've read a lot on this form about tire pressure and safety...

[db7512]

I am in the process of changing all my valve stems so I can install a TPMS on my GT.

[Gidyupgo]

Greetings. New MH and put these on befor the first trip. My TST 507s are internal, mounted on metal bands that go around the circumference of the wheel. Batteries expected to last 6-7 years so, the life of the tires. Discount tire charged $15 a piece to install. We did the 6 wheels on the coach and the two on the tow dolly with screw on cap style on the toad wheels that are on the ground. They work great. The valve stems remain stock. Piece of mind.