Trike TPMS

[zzcop8]

what are you using for your Tire pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) that is not FOBO

 

[wehrme]

I thought about trying one from Gearbest.

Do a search on their site.

It has four sensors and I think at worst it would have 1 display blinking, but might do the job.

Can't find the one that is on sale for $28, but it sits on the dash and I think it would sit nice on the GW.

 

[David357]

I have used for years, the "Tiregard" model #13-316 made for trikes. I do not believe that this model is available anymore. As a back up, I have the Tiregard model #13-317 designed for a 2 wheel motorcycle towing a 2 wheel trailer with more reliable reviews.

Many folks experienced inaccurate readings and failures with model #13-316. I have had my TPMS mounted for almost 3 years without issue so far.:Shrug:

 

[CrystalPistol]

what are you using for your Tire pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) that is not FOBO

Not familiar with "FOBO".

My eyes looking at tire deflection, feel of tire temperature, the feel of the vehicle when answering my imputs, and I use a tire gage if any doubt. It's a system that has served me well on 2 or three or 4 or even 6 or more wheels, heavily loaded or not, even often at high speed.

And no pesky lights.

 

[Bronson512]

Not familiar with "FOBO".

My eyes looking at tire deflection, feel of tire temperature, the feel of the vehicle when answering my imputs, and I use a tire gage if any doubt. It's a system that has served me well on 2 or three or 4 or even 6 or more wheels, heavily loaded or not, even often at high speed.

And no pesky lights.

crystalPistol, that “pesky light” will only come on when you are riding or about to ride with under inflated tires. If tires are properly inflated...... no light! I check my tires pretty often and probably more than most. I’ve literally been on hundreds probably thousands of rides with others and I’ve never observed a rider routinely check their tire pressure at a stop.

Its not a bike or trike but I don’t know how many times my wife has headed to work only to return home a few minutes later telling me her tire pressure warning light came on. If it wasn’t on the car I’d bet we’d be replacing a tire with a ruined sidewall on some of those occasions. Give me that light anytime.

Now that’s done I’m looking into the FOBO monitoring system. Any suggestions? Thanks!