Tire pressure sensors

[tmmar]

Berkshires come with metal velve stems.

[5er_tom]

Originally Posted by aceinspp

If you have the newer system no need to change valve stems just remove the anti thief portion of sensor less weight I'v had no issues in 6 years of use. Later RJD

My TPMS system is very old. Perhaps version 1.0. I purchased it in 2007.

[georgewegman]

Does anyone know if Qwik Sensor that mounts in the tires will link up and work with the TST 507?
They are 433 MHZ
I will have Qwik Sensors on tow dolly and car and the TST 507 sensors on
Coach.

Thanks

[Ejs4029]

Originally Posted by 5er_tom

My experience was the non-flow through sensors caused the rubber valve stems to fail. I had metal stems installed.

Also, with rubber stems they wiggled enough to actually scratch the wheel rim.

I would not advise using any sensors on rubber valve stems.

I used the rubber valve stems on the non flow thru sensors and they did flex enough to scratch the rims (See Pic Below)..Luckly I never had any issues when I had my new Goodyear Endurance tires installed in March I had the mobile tech install the metal valve stems that I picked up at O'Reilly I believe they were only $2.49 a piece so it was a cheap upgrade to do.

[gordonsick]

After shopping around, and worrying about the hassles of getting a TPMS system into Canada without paying outrageous customs and brokerage fees, I ordered the EEZ RV TPMS 515. Their link is at https://eezrvproducts.com/eezrv-tpms-info

The rear wheels had intermittent connections, so I called up the manufacturer to ask for ideas. They sent me a repeater system to try out. The deal was that I would pay for it if it worked, and otherwise return it. I thought that was really good customer support. The repeater solved my problems.

Reading the instructions for the EEZ RV TPMS and other models like the TST, I believe that there are some standard components used in all of these systems, since they all look alike and have the same setup procedures. So, you should buy from any of these vendors on the basis of price or service, and you'll likely find comparable performance with all systems.

–Gordon