I searched the forum for “tire pressure monitor system” and “TPMS” and got no hits so I’ll start a thread.
My main purpose for a TPMS is for the 2 wheel trailer that I haul my Freewheeler/Heritage on.
To get the most use out of the system I thought once I get to our destination it would be beneficial to transfer the tire sensors to the Freewheeler.
One thing that seems to be commonly mentioned is to not install the sensors on rubber valve stems.
I’m not looking to replace the valve stems with metal ones and I don’t want to create a problem by installing these on rubber stems unless they are designed for that.
I’m not looking for opinions on whether or not I need a TPMS on the Freewheeler, so please only respond if you have any knowledge or experience on an aftermarket TPMS system.
So has anyone added a TPMS (like FOBO) to their Freewheeler?
After some additional research I went ahead and ordered the kit for a trike (3 sensors).After I get back from my trip in a couple of weeks I’ll post a review.
My main purpose for a TPMS is for the 2 wheel trailer that I haul my Freewheeler/Heritage on.
To get the most use out of the system I thought once I get to our destination it would be beneficial to transfer the tire sensors to the Freewheeler.
One thing that seems to be commonly mentioned is to not install the sensors on rubber valve stems.
I’m not looking to replace the valve stems with metal ones and I don’t want to create a problem by installing these on rubber stems unless they are designed for that.
I’m not looking for opinions on whether or not I need a TPMS on the Freewheeler, so please only respond if you have any knowledge or experience on an aftermarket TPMS system.
So has anyone added a TPMS (like FOBO) to their Freewheeler?
After some additional research I went ahead and ordered the kit for a trike (3 sensors).After I get back from my trip in a couple of weeks I’ll post a review.