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  1. J

    New TPMS Valor tire sensors

    So much to learn. Back in Dec our tire sensors started malfunctioning. Bought all new and 4 more for a Jeep I had yet to purchase. Everything was installed into our 2016 King Aire and 2018 Wrangler (toad). I stupidly thought that I could just sit and program these back into my coach. Turns out...
  2. DennisT

    Event Tampa RV Supershow (2025)

    ...of the models including the new super c up to the king air. Nice looking when you are not going to buy a new coach 😊 Lots of vendors in the two buildings where they are setup. Did get a few things in there including the TST system with new monitor and display to replace our aging TPMS setup.
  3. JoeHogan

    Question Location of Spartan integrated TPMS antenna?

    Unfortunately I am unfamiliar with the TPMS antenna location nor the "fix" that Newmar implemented. However, I can attest to the fact that it does work, at least in current moderate temperatures. Next summer will be the real test in the 100+F road temps.
  4. Neal

    Tire pressure

    Haha, nope, I let my TST Truck TPMS come online and review all pressures.
  5. CaptainGizmo

    FYI 2017 Chevy Colorado "Tire monitor system" message (TPMS sensor failure)

    ...the only way to go; especially for off-road vehicles. I’ve had a few friends develop leaks at the base of the rubber stems after using external TPMS sensors when they tow their Jeep. I found HUF makes good stems as well as sensors that they will preprogram for your vehicle. This is one...
  7. Neal

    TPMS vs Tire Pressure Gauge

    When I chatted with this long about with TST Truck (my TPMS manufacturer) he mentioned a 4% error
  8. B

    What are the most common things you use

    ...partially as a giant car with a bathroom in it, and partially to do local camping. Currently we won't be taking off cross-country 4 months at a time. We are pretty well equipped in terms of plumbing and water flow. I did pick up a surge protector and a good quality air compressor, as well as...
  9. Scotttkd2

    2022 F53 Chassis on 2024 Sunstar 31B

    ...failures even though the tires "looked" perfect. I had complete failure on a steer tire with under 10k miles on it. And yes inflation, balance TPMS readings and all alignment were in spec at the time. I think tires sitting receive more damage than tires in use, and I will not ever trust RV...
  10. J

    Dash speakers

    I have no sound on the dash , radio, or Trip Tix. It is not muted. Radio is on and trip tix works but my TPMS only flashes when out of perimeters. Is there a fuse for just sound somewhere? Your thoughts are appreciated.
  11. Stuart W

    TPMS Issues - Gen 1 -- NHTSA Recall Campaign

    what I know so far: they are mounted to the drop center of the wheel with a band on the towed vehicle so I’m assuming it’s the same for the motorhome side RV Customer Support SpartanLync Technologies 1240 Burloak Dr. Unit #9 Burlington On. L7L 6B3
  13. MarkMaxPayne

    Question TPMS on tow car

    I have a Spartan Chassis and love the integrated TOAD TPMS sensor information (PSI and temps) being displayed on my dash along with those of the tires on my rig. I used TireMinder for years on my previous rig and on my boat trailer and its tow vehicle. I like this setup much better. However...
  14. AbdRahim

    TPMS - EEZ - valve stem replacement and access

    Always use metal valve stems with TPMS. My previous MH cam with plastic valve stem extenders fir the duallies. one cracked and leaked before I even got to install the TPMS.
  15. C

    3D printing fun

    https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6419852 RAM track support for EEZ Tire TPMS monitor.
  16. P

    Question The one thing what worries me is a Flat tire.

    ...around. A bottle jack is another way but make sure you have some wood blocks to give it a real solid footing. You absolutely need to have a TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System), especially with a single axle trailer. If you get a flat, you won't be able to feel it. Then you will be...
  17. AbdRahim

    Valve stem extender issue on Freightliner/Accuride wheels, again!

    They do wear out eventually. Mine have been onfor five years. I just got new tires and the re-installed the old extenders. The no longer worked the the pass thru tpms sensors. He replaced them with new ones which work fine.
  19. ADR1RU

    TPMS Recommendation

    ...on my way to a flat sometime, with only two wheels, it's critical I know ASAP. So for some of the more seasoned RV’s here with experience, what TPMS might you recommend? BTW, I’m in the quality before economy camp. At this point, from what little I’ve read, I’m leaning toward an...
  20. T

    New member from NE PA

    I never thought about TPMS that is a very good idea.
  21. Russellvh

    Tire monitors

    I recommend looking at Tire Safety and TPMS | Tire Pressure Monitors | TechnoRV. They seem to have good pricing and I have used their Tech support, called for Info, a couple of times with great results.
  22. JoeHogan

    FYI On a recent trip a Valve stem on the tow failed

    On the VW the OEM TPMS system does not use sensors. The VW system uses differential wheel speed to sense low tire pressure. Unfortunately I have had many flat tires on this vehicle and the TPMS system works flawlessly. On the RV I use the EEZ TPMS system. EEZ uses screw on tire sensors. So the...
  23. Neal

    Newmar King Aire fire

    ...I think the take away from this incident is to use your engine brake, keep your speed under control, monitor tire temps with a good TPMS, and pull over if needed to let things cool down. I had a time when heading east from a winter in AZ where I hit hot southern TX and had high pressure...
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