My travel trailer tires require 65 lbs/psi. What will this unit display if used on tires &gt;60 psi? Can it be set to alert (beep/flash) if psi falls below 60psi?
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Hi Dear Jifa. Thanks for your message to us , This Tire Pressure Monitor System Measures up to 60 PSI. If you have any question ,pls feel free contact me , I am more than happy to help yOU. Have a nice day. Helen
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I think it is +/- 3% of full scale deflection. So on a 60 PSI max Gauge it would be +/- 1.8 PSI throughout the entire scale. Besides being able to read the gauge more accurately and buy one in the range your working with like for me its regular car tires so 60 PSI is best and the dial has 1 PSI markings if you get a 120 PSI Gauge with 2 PSI markings 3% of that is now +/- 3.6 PSI which is not good for standard tire measurements which are in the 30 PSI range. Overkill is not good with gauges
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Each tire that has sinc'd with the monitor displays on the monitor. One by one, each tire will then "flash" for a few seconds and that tires' air pressure and temp will display at the same time. Then the next tire will "flash" with its' air pressure and temp being displayed. The display has a diagram of all of the sinc'd tires shown, but only one tire at a time will flash and display its' pressure and temp. Hope this helps. Great set-up!
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The pressure changes with use, i.e, highway temps. and driving conditions. If there is a leak, an alarm will sound and it will indicate the tire location. This should give the driver time to react and prevent additional damage to the tire. Not sure the small amount of change you are asking about should be anything to worry about, the unit will let the driver know if there is a problem. Rad the instructions. W
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You made me look...the specs on the Serfas site are correct. I own one, and even though the gauge on this pump reads up to 160 psi, the tag attached to mine listed it as being rated at 100 psi. This is fine for MTB or "fat-tire" bikes, but if you have a narrow tire or racing bike, there are better choices, putting it simply.
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Good Morning: TPMS systems working on pulsating signals and cycles from tire to tire every 6 seconds showing the tire pressure and temperature on the screen. If no significant change is noted in the 6 second cycles it will transmit a full updated reading every 5 minutes. If a significant change is notated it will transmit it on that cycle or if you go out of any of your Alarm parameters (settings) it will interrupt the cycling and give you a real time alert and reading as to what the problem is. Hope that helps, Customer Relations EEZ RV PRODUCTS
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Hi The manual has the highest monitor pressure as 84 psi with an alarm pressure set at 63 psi low and 126 psi high. I think that means that the highest pressure you could set for the alarm to sound would be 63 psi if you were running 85 psi in your tyres. Regards Charles Phillips
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Yes I can answer! It's the standard 115-120 PSI max for any 700-23 tire. Of course those are always guidelines, probably get away with a bit more or a bit less pressure than that. If you like I can take a photo, but I'm certain it's 120 PSI max.
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I'm not sure of min or max pressure, or even if my infltator pressure gauge is accurate, but I inflate to 35psi and it's about rock hard. I'm pretty sure most bike tires have enough variance to allow for the environment they will be traveling. It's not rocket science.
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I know what it is rated as but I only take it to 90 PSI. I use it for little jobs when I don't want to hall my 100 ft of compressor hose with quick connects. Also got rid of their hose and bought a short compressor hose with correct fittings for connection to tank and a quick connect to connect my other air tools. This unit like the rest has only a tire filling fitting. With those changes it does the job. I think the company would be smart giving a better hose choice for a few pennies more. Good Luck!
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Thank you Helen. Does TyreDog make a 5-tire unit that monitors 65 psi or greater?
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Hello, I have a release valve pressure gauge on my unit. When I press to button air is released into the tire. I read the new pressure and decide if the ire needs more air or not. If air is not being released try pressing the small valve at the stem? If air does not come out then you have a problem with the hose connector. Hope that helps. The unit has work fine for me.
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I've had one for about four years. It's very loud but has worked fine. The pressure gauge is off by five PSIs but once you inflate the tires and check it with a better gauge, you'll know when to stop inflating by adjusting for the difference. I have to replace it now as the air hose is cracked. I would not recommend cramming the hose into the storage space.
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The instructions really just tell you how to properly hook up the unit. They give no maximum stop pressure. The gauge goes up to 150 psi. Seeing that another responder has gone up to 145 psi, your need of 120 psi should not be an issue.
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The unit is very quiet when using a road tire, I had a mountain bike tire at first and it was very loud.
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Mine accurately measures whatever pressure is in the tire up to 60 psi. Either you have a faulty gauge or you have only 15 psi in your tire.
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Hi. I own this trailer, and used the 45 mph rated tires for a bit, but stayed 55 or under. I bought the higher rated tires anyway, knowing I would be doing higher speeds. Have since traveled at 75 mph with no problem. I carry the original tires as spares.