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TPMS for Caravan

GUMPY

GUMPY

My old TPMS has just given up the ghost.
Leaves me looking for a TPMS just for the caravan, car already has it.
What do others use?
 
GUMPY said:
Do they make one that just does 2 wheels and has the range to get from the caravan wheels?
Two problem I am running into one range from the caravan wheels to the dashboard and two ability to deal with 60psi.
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Yes and you can get a range extender module for longer vehicles. They also have various option kits plus a very good spares range. Take a look at their website.


Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) | TyrePal

TyrePal offers leading tyre pressure monitoring systems (TPMS) for cars, motorhomes, trailers, and more. Enhance safety, save fuel, and extend tyre life.
www.tyrepal.co.uk www.tyrepal.co.uk
 
Luckily I was sitting down when I looked at that🫣
Another thing I need is solar power as I'm not running any more cabling to it.
 
The tyrePal, TC215B that I use has a rechargeable display unit, last hours and hours, never had it run low on me, the sensor batteries I change every year, although apparently they go into a standby mode after not moving for 10 minutes. The display unit can handle multiple sensors.
It works well on my single axle Van to my Santa Fe.
You can buy them from £90 upwards.

My brother bought the solar powered tyrePal and sent it back after a week, too hard to set up.
 
GUMPY said:
I found loads but have at present sent two back, one because of coverage and update timing, the other the manual bore no relation to the unit.

This is the cheapest ( did I say I'm a cheapskate ) I've found Tyrepal for, need to get something more for my CAMC membership.

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I never had an issues with Tyrepal, but I thought from your #5 it was too expensive for you.
 
I have the car TyrePal car unit, not sure what model. It was supplied with my van in 2001 but I don’t think it was used much if at all as the van has been mainly sited as seasonal. The senders are internal but now have flat batteries. It will pair with external units. I intend to sell it, will dig it out when I get home on Saturday so I can see which model it is. It will be around £30 plus p&p.

Interested ??

John
 
I have had tyrepal on my car and caravan for years, and have been very happy with it.
However I then sold the caravan and bought a PVC so thought I would take a punt on a cheapie from Ebay.
I paid about £16, it has a solar powered display and 4 sensors. It has worked faultlessly straight out of the box. I tried tge range and its certainly as good as the tyrepal set up.
 
Jcloughie said:
I have the car TyrePal car unit, not sure what model. It was supplied with my van in 2001 but I don’t think it was used much if at all as the van has been mainly sited as seasonal. The senders are internal but now have flat batteries. It will pair with external units. I intend to sell it, will dig it out when I get home on Saturday so I can see which model it is. It will be around £30 plus p&p.

Interested ??

John
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Thank you for the offer John
I have just been given one elsewhere.
 
Mr Plodd said:
I have had tyrepal on my car and caravan for years, and have been very happy with it.
However I then sold the caravan and bought a PVC so thought I would take a punt on a cheapie from Ebay.
I paid about £16, it has a solar powered display and 4 sensors. It has worked faultlessly straight out of the box. I tried tge range and its certainly as good as the tyrepal set up.
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This is what I had, it was sometimes a bit iffy on the NS caravan wheel as the display was on the opposite corner of the car. However after 3 years use on Saturday a sensor decided to let the tyre down overnight so I've decided to bin it.
 
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