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GUS2000 · 12-21-2020, 11:35 AM

Our eeztire system is having issues.. so I may be sending it back and getting a TST... tried the repeater/booster in three different locations.. still loosing sensors intermittently . talking to tech support was no help and now they want a $5 check to process the RMA on a unit that has only been in use for a few weeks... not a fan of that kind of customer support or lack of it...

triplewide · 12-22-2020, 06:17 AM

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Originally Posted by GUS2000

Our eeztire system is having issues.. so I may be sending it back and getting a TST... tried the repeater/booster in three different locations.. still loosing sensors intermittently . talking to tech support was no help and now they want a $5 check to process the RMA on a unit that has only been in use for a few weeks... not a fan of that kind of customer support or lack of it...

Having trouble with the toad sensors? What coach(length) and toad are you using?

PanJH · 12-23-2020, 07:19 AM

We have had a TST system on our coach and toad for nearly 8 years. Monitors temp and pressure. 2 yrs ago it detected a leak in one of the inner duals, last year, a leak on one of the toad tires. Thanks to that, I was able to make repairs and not experience any damage to the coach or toad.

TheWoodBoss · 12-23-2020, 11:39 AM

I just bought this :B-Qtech Newest Wireless TPMS Solar Power Tire Pressure Monitoring System RV Truck TPMS with 6 Sensors and with Booster for Car RV Truck Tow Motorhome Travel Trailer’s Pressure and Temperatur. I'm about to take it on a trip.

Out N About · 12-24-2020, 03:17 PM

I’m very happy with the TST system. However my best decision was to install a pair of Crossfire pressure balancing regulators on my dual tires in advance. They keep the pressure balanced between the pairs ( the inners heat up faster than the outers ) and visually indicate their status. A yellow flag indicates normal pressure, red is high and black is low. The balancing valve body makes for a great place to place the sensor and you’ll then only need one sensor for each pair. At about $50 per sensor, they practically pay for themselves.