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Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems (“TPMS”)

When we started RVing, one of the first items that we purchased was a tire pressure monitoring system. We started with a 4-sensor TPMS for Sally, our travel trailer. We only owned the trailer for a couple months though (“You Got Hitched? I Towed You It Wouldn’t Last”). When we moved Birdie, our Class C motorhome (“We Married Up to a Class C Motorhome”), we bought a bought a 6-sensor TMPS. When we bought BIG LADY, our Super C RV (a 2022 Entegra Accolade XL 37L), we bought a 10-sensor TMPS and spare sensors.

Sally the Travel Trailer, a Coachman Spirit Ultra Lite 2245BH)

Birdie, our 2019 Jayco Greyhawk 31F

BIG LADY, our 2022 Entegra Accolade XL 37L

4-Sensor TPMS

We originally used this TMPS for our travel trailer, which had four wheels. If we were starting over, we would purchase a 10-unit TPMS and not have two separate systems.

6-Sensor TPMS

We purchased this TPMS for the six tires on our Jayco Greyhawk to complement the 4-tire TPMS we already had for the travel trailer.

10-Sensor TPMS

We broke down and upgraded to this Tireminder 10-tire TPMS to monitor the 6 tires on our RV and the 4 tires on our tow vehicle.

Spare Sensors

We carry a couple of spare Tireminder transmitters with us.

 
 

Magne Shade Tire Covers

We own some foldable tire covers from Magne Shade. They are the EZ Fold RV Tire Shade:275 80 22.5. We like them because they fold up easily into a bag and they also look nice.

Lana shows off our Magne Shade tire covers


 
 
 

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