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Topic: Trailer TPMS  (Read 930 times)

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Bulldog---Alex

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Looking for a tire pressure monitoring system for my boat/kayak trailers. Anyone using any systems that they can refer.

Looking to do more traveling on my own with my boat and kayak trailers and would feel more confident with a system

This was one of the first ones I found.



https://www.etrailer.com/TPMS-Sensor/TireMinder/TPMS-TRL-2.html

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« Last Edit: May 31, 2023, 12:05:37 PM by Bulldog---Alex »
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Great point.

The system I was looking at is wireless and the signal is sent through the removable valve caps. Little bit of an inconvenience but maybe removing them and putting the regular plastic ones on each time I back in the water will suffice.

I did see less expensive for cars but this one was labeled for trailers. More research to do.
« Last Edit: May 31, 2023, 01:59:45 PM by Bulldog---Alex »
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I'd trust etrailer for stuff like this. Those people really know their stuff.

Post a report once you decide and get it setup...
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I’d be interested to hear the result, too.
+1 on the etrailer.com folks
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I wonder if there's a way to fill the tires with foam instead of air.  No more flats. 


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I wonder if there's a way to fill the tires with foam instead of air.  No more flats.

Or solid rubber tires...
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