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laverdur · 01-05-2022, 01:22 PM

I use a Tire Minder TPMS on my Monty and my TV. Your TV is new enough that I believe the OEM TPMS sensors look at each tire individually. If true, you can probably rely on the OEM setup. My TV assumes that the TV only has one tire, even though each wheel has a sensor. Since the recommended tire pressure for the TV is 65 front/80 rear, the TPMS is set to alarm at some pressure below 65 PSI. That might be OK for the front when towing but on the rear it would probably mean that one or both rear tires were already ruined. Having an aftermarket system for my TV fits with my philosophy that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.

01-05-2022, 01:22 PM	#7
laverdur Montana Fan Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Albany Posts: 407 M.O.C. #11972	I use a Tire Minder TPMS on my Monty and my TV. Your TV is new enough that I believe the OEM TPMS sensors look at each tire individually. If true, you can probably rely on the OEM setup. My TV assumes that the TV only has one tire, even though each wheel has a sensor. Since the recommended tire pressure for the TV is 65 front/80 rear, the TPMS is set to alarm at some pressure below 65 PSI. That might be OK for the front when towing but on the rear it would probably mean that one or both rear tires were already ruined. Having an aftermarket system for my TV fits with my philosophy that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. __________________ 2012 3150RL. G614 tires. Hardwired surge protector. Level-Up Hydraulic leveling. 2013 F-350 Lariat 6.7 PSD SRW SC LB 4X4 OEM hitch, air self-leveling on rear. 57-gallon replacement fuel tank. DieselSite water separator/fuel filter.