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traveljunkie · 08-14-2007, 12:51 PM

We just purchased our first dually (Ford F450 2008) and I was in the process of installing the sensors for our Pressure Pro. Well, when I got to the rear tires I was stumped. We have metal valve stems and on the rear, the outer tire valve stem points inward, and the inner valve stem points outward, in other words, the point towards each other. How does a person check the inner tire pressure? I was able to check and add air to the outer tire but can't get to the inner tire unless I take the outer tire off.

Also, it seems the only way to install the pressure pro would be to take the outer tire off? But, if I do that, then I would have to take the tire off if I ever need to add air to the rear tires.

Any suggestions on not only how to check the rear pressure but to install the pressure pro on the rear tires would be appreciated. If need be, I will just take the rear tires off if there isn't an easier way.

Thanks in advance for any info.

08-14-2007, 12:51 PM	#1
traveljunkie Seasoned Camper Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Antioch Posts: 80 M.O.C. #6224	Dually Rear Tire Pressure and Pressure Pro?? We just purchased our first dually (Ford F450 2008) and I was in the process of installing the sensors for our Pressure Pro. Well, when I got to the rear tires I was stumped. We have metal valve stems and on the rear, the outer tire valve stem points inward, and the inner valve stem points outward, in other words, the point towards each other. How does a person check the inner tire pressure? I was able to check and add air to the outer tire but can't get to the inner tire unless I take the outer tire off. Also, it seems the only way to install the pressure pro would be to take the outer tire off? But, if I do that, then I would have to take the tire off if I ever need to add air to the rear tires. Any suggestions on not only how to check the rear pressure but to install the pressure pro on the rear tires would be appreciated. If need be, I will just take the rear tires off if there isn't an easier way. Thanks in advance for any info.