Tyrepal Solar 4 wheels to 6! (1 Viewer)

[Dave and Ginny]

Hi all

Been using a Solar Tyrepal 4 the past year but have recently changed the motorhome and now have six wheels. So, is as simple as just ordering a couple of additional sensors and re-programing the unit...or do I need to buy an entire Tyrepal 6?

Reading the manual it looks as if I should be able to do the former.

Cheers Dave

 

[Wombles]

Suggest checking with TyrePal to make sure - don't forget discount code here https://www.motorhomefun.co.uk/forum/threads/tyrepal-10-discount-code-on-all-products.161427/

 

[Parapilot]

I have that system and yes, it is simple to add or replace sensors.
For the small cost I would suggest fitting new batteries to your original 4 at the same time.
I recoded all of them easily by fitting each one in turn to the spare wheel (with monitor next to me), and each one popped up as it sensed the pressure - then assign it to a wheel position. Afterwards, just fit each sensor to the assigned wheel, job done.

Great system - accurate to within 1 PSI all summer throughout 15 countries and 6000 miles. Had to adjust alarms though as rear tyres would rise from 72 to 85 PSI on a long hot drive and the beeping and flashing was annoying, but reassuring to always know what was happening.

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[Dave and Ginny]

Thanks @Wombles for that info and especially the discount codes that I'd completely forgotten about .

And thanks @Parapilot for the description of 'how to'...so much easier sounding than the way it's describes for re-setting wheel sensors in the manual

Yep, it's a brilliant bit of kit...once you get the upper and lower pressure alarms set up!

Cheers Dave

 

[Dave and Ginny]

I have that system and yes, it is simple to add or replace sensors.
For the small cost I would suggest fitting new batteries to your original 4 at the same time.
I recoded all of them easily by fitting each one in turn to the spare wheel (with monitor next to me), and each one popped up as it sensed the pressure - then assign it to a wheel position. Afterwards, just fit each sensor to the assigned wheel, job done.

Great system - accurate to within 1 PSI all summer throughout 15 countries and 6000 miles. Had to adjust alarms though as rear tyres would rise from 72 to 85 PSI on a long hot drive and the beeping and flashing was annoying, but reassuring to always know what was happening.

Fitted additional two sensors yesterday, thanks again for this info and the idea of using the spare and then fitting worked very well!

Cheers Dave