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Originally Posted by Gary RVRoamer
Are you sure you will eliminate extensions by doing this? Most wheels will still need extensions in the same places, to top off air as needed. It's typically not the sensor that leads to the use of an extension.
Another consideration: Solid metal extensions rarely fail.
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I had a RV center put the extensions on and on the one inner rear wheel the metal extension was rubbing against the rim. When the low air pressure went off and I looked, I saw that the metal extension was worn away and that is where the leaking was from. I have the extension off now and can put air in it with the right chuck. I am going to get a wheel alignment tomorrow and may have them put on another extension, and since they are a tire shop that deals with commercial trucks I’m sure they will do it right. I may stick with my EeZ for now to save money and see how it goes.
Thanks BobGed and Carl.swoyer for the suggestions, I will check them out. I don’t know why MH don’t come with the direct sensors like cars do.