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What's the best Tire Pressure Monitoring System ?

[chris199]

Have used systems from TSTTRUCK.COM for several years. Customer support is excellent.

[TomHaycraft]

Have used systems from TSTTRUCK.COM for several years. Customer support is excellent.

As Chris199 said ... x2

[chris199]

This topic has come up often. Suggest you also search tpms using the search function of the forum. You will likely find a lot of good information

[bsmith0404]

I use TST and am very happy with it. Others use Tireminder and are very happy with it. Both are quality products and work well.

[MikeD3534]

FOBO.COM. sends to your phone

[concours]

we have used a Tire Minder for several years with no problems. The service is great I called to order a new charger cord which I broke they shipped a new cord along with a free set of batteries and sensor O rings:)

[rbev2308]

I believe searching this forum you will find various results which all probably hinge on personal preference like Garmin versus Magellan versus Tom Tom....I personally like the Tireminder mainly because of the screen size. I like the TST because it had the flow thru sensors which I quickly found on my dually is a pain in the rear end removing the sensor to air up or deflate the tire. I believe each company will perform well and the top 3 all appear to have solid customer service and pricing somewhat relative to each other...Review the specs and findings of members on here and it will guide you...that is what I did and in the end, I loved the screen size and functionality of the Tireminder!!!

[Campy]

I bought a used Tire minder system from a member on here and it works really well. Don't know how I got along with out it before?

[Way Of Life]

I believe searching this forum you will find various results which all probably hinge on personal preference like Garmin versus Magellan versus Tom Tom....I personally like the Tireminder mainly because of the screen size. I like the TST because it had the flow thru sensors which I quickly found on my dually is a pain in the rear end removing the sensor to air up or deflate the tire. I believe each company will perform well and the top 3 all appear to have solid customer service and pricing somewhat relative to each other...Review the specs and findings of members on here and it will guide you...that is what I did and in the end, I loved the screen size and functionality of the Tireminder!!!

So was not having the flow through sensors the pain or were the flow through sensors the pain? I am trying to decide which sensor to go with.....I would prefer flow through if they perform as intended.

[bsmith0404]

Flow through sensors are the way to go. You have to use a tool to remove the sensor which can be a small pain in the butt to make small air pressure adjustments. Depends on how anal you are about your tire pressures. I check mine constantly and will make adjustments based on a couple lbs of air. With either sensor you will need to have steel stems, the rubber stems will flex and either leave rub marks on the wheel or cause the stem to cut and leak.