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  1. 2012 Itasca Suncruiser Series M-35P-Ford

    2012 Itasca Suncruiser Series M-35P-Ford

    ...window blinds, rear vision camera/monitor, side view camera, additional rear side vision cameras and monitor, tilt wheel, tire pressure monitor, trailer hitch, tow vehicle hitch, upgraded leather sofa/sleeper, vinyl walls, power awning, aluminum RV wheels, inverter, 3 power slide-out rooms...
  2. Jabber Jaw

    Question TIRE PRESSURE ADVICE?

    I have a TST 507 TPMS w/ 10 sensors to monitor the coach and "toad"! Just set it up yesterday, getting ready to go to Newmar, the first week of August. Had an RVI TPMS to go with the RVI brake system, but the sensors were not reliable, as they would lose contact. So not very reliable...
  3. FL-JOE

    Question New to RVing. Upgrade truck?

    Just so you don't run out of things to consider Charles. One other thing I will toss out there is getting a TPMS (tire pressure monitoring system) for those TT tires. I think it is about the biggest piece of RV safety equipment anyone can invest in. Most systems are simple buttons that screw...
  4. G

    Tire pressure monitors

    I have had two events with tires and both times I notice the one tire pressure increasing more than the other tires. A quick check of the temp and temp higher than the other tires I pulled over before the alarm told me that the tire come apart and damaged my RV. I agree that the TST is too...
  5. C

    Question New to RVing. Upgrade truck?

    Thanks for the tip. You are appreciated
  7. J

    TPMS

    Hello, new to the site. We just purchased our first fifth wheel (Artic Wolf), and couldn't be more excited!! We're getting ready to take a 10 day trip to PCB, and have gotten things ready as far as upgrades needed to make our camping trips more pleasurable. One thing I would like to have is the...
  8. JoeHogan

    Question Rettroband - are they worth it?

    In my opinion, if you purchase name brand tires, watchout for old build dates when purchasing tires, manage your tire pressure, use a TPMS, monitor the tire condition, replace aged tires 5-7 years from date of mfg., and watch you tire temps, you should never be surprised by a blowout. Just in...
  9. TJ&LadyDi

    New RVer

    There are numerous TPMS units on the market, but I think the most commonly used ones are the TST 507 (Truck Systems Technologies) and the EezTire. Both are reasonably easy to set up and use. And, both include audible warning capability to alert you when tire pressure and/or temperature falls...
  10. JoeHogan

    Grommet and TPMS issues with inside dually tires

    I also exchanged the flow through sensor for the smaller Cap models. I did have a inner air valve extension fail on an inner rear tire but not sure it had anything to do with the EEZRV sensor. Now Carry spare valve extensions in the tool box. Chasing air pressure through the western states with...
  11. 2019 Roadtrek CS Adventurous XL 4x4

    2019 Roadtrek CS Adventurous XL 4x4

    ...7ft³ w/separate freezer Stove induction type glass cook top Built in microwave w/convection oven & fryer New Michelin tires w/Tire pressure monitor Double water filter Big Red under sink custom Curtains all around blackout w/day night blinds Inverters (2)x3,000w, one w/battery charger...
  13. M

    New

    Yowza. Go get a TPMS Monitor. A big cause of blowouts is usually under inflation. Sometimes over inflation but more often under. Once your 5er is loaded up the way you plan to travel with it, including tanks, get a four corner weight and then pull up your tire manufacturers tire chart and adjust...
  14. Matt

    Blowing tires

    ...out of the sun as much as possible, make sure they are inflated properly to what it says on the side of the tire and use a tire pressure monitor system. My last RV had D rated tires from the manufacturer. The max loaded weight of the RV put these tires right to the max as well. Sure enough...
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  16. TJ&LadyDi

    FYI TST Truck 507 Tire Pressure Monitor System (TPMS)

    I'm wondering if the TST 507 and the EEZTire TPMS units are actually the same unit under the brand-name wrapper. Our EEZTire monitor very closely resembles that of the TST 507 and the sensors appear identical. I remember looking at both units when we bought ours and having the same thoughts...
  17. T

    Travel Trailer and Tow Vehicle Tire Air Pressure ....

    Thanks for your reply LSG, My trailer is a Grand Design Imagine 2970RL with a GVWR of 8,995 lbs. The UVW (empty weight) is 7,397 with a cargo carrying capacity of 1,598 lbs. The trailer loaded with all of my gear which is about 550 lbs is just under 8,000 lbs. The trailer tires are factory...
  19. C

    Tire pressure monitors

    The most commonly used design simply screws on in the place of the stem cap. They recommend having metal stems vs rubber. But many folks use high speed rubber stems without a hitch. My jeep came with Schrader TPMS sensors and rubber stems. I replaced the rubber stems with their allow stems...
  20. G

    Question RVi Tire Patrol

    I use TST and I wish there was a screen that displayed all the tires pressures at the same time. I hate the one at a time and keep looking down and taking my eyes off the road to see the pressures/ temperatures. I say this because I like to monitor for a big difference between tires...
  21. Neal

    Question When to replace RV tires?

    ...I take great precaution with my tires from tire pressure being on the plus side of the charts by 10 or so PSI. I use a tire pressure monitor. I keep them covered (which I think is more on the gimmick side as sun damage would take years I believe and combined with non use). I will evaluate at...
  22. K

    Question Unsolvable Leak.

  23. GeoKat

    Traveling on Sundays

    I agree I need to get a good monitor system on my tires. It’s included on the truck. As far as being physically able I think I need to work on my man muscles. ;-)
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