Tire Minder tire pressure monitoring
#1
07-11-2007, 07:44 PM
Tire Minder tire pressure monitoring
Has anyone tried these tire pressure monitoring valve caps? They are available at Canadian Tire for $29.99 or http://www.tireminder.ca/
#2
07-11-2007, 09:15 PM
Re: Tire Minder tire pressure monitoring
Hi,
I used 40 psi caps with the original tires and 50 psi caps with my Sumitoro T4s. One of the original tires had a slow leak that required air every two-three weeks and the pressure caps worked great to keep track. I had taken the tire in but the shop couldn't find the leak.
With the 50 psi caps, I one fail by developing a leak. The internet vendor sent me two replacements with one for my spare tire.
I'm still using the caps but would prefer a better system with a cabin read-out. For the price, they are effective especially with a slow-leak tire. But if a cap fails, you'll have a flat with no cabin readout.
Bob Wilson
I used 40 psi caps with the original tires and 50 psi caps with my Sumitoro T4s. One of the original tires had a slow leak that required air every two-three weeks and the pressure caps worked great to keep track. I had taken the tire in but the shop couldn't find the leak.
With the 50 psi caps, I one fail by developing a leak. The internet vendor sent me two replacements with one for my spare tire.
I'm still using the caps but would prefer a better system with a cabin read-out. For the price, they are effective especially with a slow-leak tire. But if a cap fails, you'll have a flat with no cabin readout.
Bob Wilson
Last edited by bwilson4web; 07-11-2007 at 09:20 PM.
#4
07-19-2007, 06:50 AM
Re: Tire Minder tire pressure monitoring
What would be a fair price for you - let's say to have a fully customizable direct TPMS system installed on your car?
Cheers;
MSantos
Cheers;
MSantos
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