Thread: TPMS

Are you looking for a system with a dedicated TPMS display or are you going to use a (Android ?) Tablet ?

My dad has the tyre dog system, including caravan tyres. it has options for heaps of tyres, his have internal sensors. He reckons its great

Originally Posted by pop058

Are you looking for a system with a dedicated TPMS display or are you going to use a (Android ?) Tablet ?

The one with it's own display monitor Paul.
Tyre Pressure Monitoring System FOR RV Motorhome Caravan Truck 8 Sensors | eBay
Like this one.

Originally Posted by BigBlackDog

My dad has the tyre dog system, including caravan tyres. it has options for heaps of tyres, his have internal sensors. He reckons its great

That's what I have heard too, in reality you only have to save 1 tyre and it's paid for. Tyre Dog is one type I am looking at.

I have the tyredogg one on my rangie and camper, works well

Watching with interest. Have folks wth the screw on sensors/cap experienced theft or damage off-road. If using the internal sensors- how are they held in and am wondering if anyone has experienced them coming adrift inside the tyre.

I have the Safety Dave 8 sensor version (similar, but with rotating tyre display (pun not intended). I place a piece of 19 mm poly pipe over the external sensors when I go bush - neat fit, and previously suggested here.
So far excellent for my D2a and tandem caravan.
Only hassle is taking off sensors to deflate or pump up tyres.

I now have the PressurePro system on my Defender and I cannot fault it. It's a Rolls Royce solution and the head unit is a little large for some tastes but it's so simple and I haven't had any problems in nearly a year of solid operation. The ease of tyre pressure changes completely sold me (you basically do nothing at all - perfect for a lazy bugger like me).

I have the screw-on sensors and have never had a problem with the sensors being damaged off-road with this or the previous unit I had (I really thought I would but it has completely surprised me).

I haven't had any sensors nicked yet (nearly two years in total) but I've probably just been lucky.