Tyre Pressure Monitoring Systems (1 Viewer)

[Phil65]

Thinking of buying a TPMS for M/H. Can anyone please recommend a make & model. Been looking on ebay but they all seem to come from China and I don't feel comfortable with that. Been on Tyrepal website but they have some bad reviews. Thank you in advance for answering

 

[Nettie]

We have a tyre pal for the toad. Don't have one for the motorhome wheels itself as I don't think I need one, but the toad is a must. Brilliant bit of kit.

 

[Techno]

Tyrepal Pal

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[Stewart J]

There is another current thread on this subject with a funster discount of 27% with Tyrepal valid till mid December, put this code in at checkout "MHF 1510" just purchased a second set for the car so impressed with the set we bought last year for the MH

 

[mikebeaches]

Yes, we've got the Tyrepal set up, same as Andy. Great bit of kit and good value. Been using for almost 2 years without problem. Provides peace of mind.

Mike

 

[treetops1]

Yes tyrepal has being good for us and gives us piece of mind when driving.lol

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[Wombles]

We are really pleased with our TyrePal This is the thread for Funster discount code MHF1510 as mentioned above Broken Link Removed

 

[Clarky]

Another vote for TyrePal.

 

[Jaws]

And another from me too.. Had a set for a long while and no problem at all

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[Cal54]

Have been pleased with Tyre Pal, which I got 2 years ago.

 

[Nirvanauk]

Had tyre pal for two years now, great bit of kit.

 

[sdc77]

Wonder where the bad reviews come from. Used tyre pal for a while. Can't fault it and never heard a bad word or review.

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[Allanm]

Tyrepal here too, had it fitted for about a year with no problems. The display also shows you the tyre temperatures, it's amazing how hot tyres get if they are under/ over inflated, it's allowed me to get the pressures spot on to keep the temperature change at a minimum.

 

[Phil65]

It looks like tyrepal then. The reviews where on tyrepals website.
Thanks to you all for answering.
Phil

 

[Phil65]

Just ordered a set of TB99 from Tyrepal using the promo code, nice little saving, thanks.
Phil

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[Deleted member 29692]

Another vote for TyrePal

 

[Puddleduck]

Tyrepal for the mh. The car has it built in but isn't as good.

You have to give tyrepal a couple of miles to warm up and some people don't like that but as I always do a "walk round" checking lockers and other externals that includes checking for dodgy looking tyres it's not a problem. I don't use the tyepal grubscrews, they are a pain.

 

[Puddleduck]

Many years ago we had a tyre on a motorhome blow out. Had we had tyrepal we would have noticed the pressure building up long before the valve went.

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[Techno]

All of mine are usually registering before I get to the main road out of storage.
I set all my pressures when it was only about 5C and after many many months they are all still the same at similar temperature. It is interesting to note how the pressures change out on the road, even the Sunny side will notably be slightly higher than the shaded side. I've never seen anything unusual yet and its nice to know the alarm will go off hopefully with enough warning to save the tyre.

 

[Techno]

The battery lasts a very long time when charged so need need for trailing wires. Mine now resides with velcro on my rear view monitor.

 

[sussexlad]

Does anyone have any experience of the standard Tyre pressure monitor system offered on Fiat Ducato MH's?

We have ordered a new Van from Germany and they told us the Fiat system unlike my car is an audible alarm only and he seemed to think it would drive you mad. We therefore ignored it as an option with our order.

Tyrepal looks good but interested if the standard Fiat system is any good?

Thanks.

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[Techno]

I know nothing of the Fiat offering BUT Tyrepal at £25 per wheel effectively is a no brainer and you can easily remove and transfer it to your next vehicle

 

[sussexlad]

Fair point Techo100, on the other hand if you have the chance to make it part of the vehicles own system you can avoid the extra digital display....... if its any good.

 

[Techno]

Fair point Techo100, on the other hand if you have the chance to make it part of the vehicles own system you can avoid the extra digital display....... if its any good.

At what cost?

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[sdc77]

The thing is .. the digital display is quite reassuring. Not only does it cover pressure but also temperature and allows you to set the limits. To my mind it's an easy and cost effective solution to the tyre pressure issue. (Not to mention the facility to cover a trailer)

 

[sussexlad]

In German the sensor system is called Reifenluftdrucksensoren! 155 euros.

 

[Techno]

They have to be fitted in the wheel

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[kelv]

Do you have to put batteries in the tyepal display unit or do you have to plug in to charging 12v point

 

[Techno]

Do you have to put batteries in the tyepal display unit or do you have to plug in to charging 12v point

It has a pre fitted rechargeable battery

 

[kelv]

It has a pre fitted rechargeable battery

Thanks Andy

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