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Old 02-06-2016, 03:17 PM   #1
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Dual wheel tire pressure monitor

I was wondering if anyone has a aftermarket device to install on the dual wheels of a F350 to monitor tire pressure?
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A TPMS with two pressure sensors at each dual pair, or Crossfires between the dual pair and then just one pressure sensor on the Crossfire.
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I've use Crossfires between the dual pair and one TST pressure sensor on each Crossfire. I hated dual tire pressure checks until I tried this arrangement - 5 years now and working fine.
These are the ones I use - other makes/models are available:
Crossfire: Crossfire - Dual Dynamics
TST TPMS: 507 Starter System Kit - Starter Systems, Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems - Truck System Technologies

So I have 2 crossfires (back left and right) and 4 TPMS (front and back; left and right)
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