I have a TireGard 13-318 (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) on my Shadow750.Does Ride-on cover the stem cap sensors?Does it fill the cap sensors?
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The ride-on website answers that question. If your sensors are hermetically sealed they should be ok.
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It rides in center of tire so it shouldn't affect the sensor, but filling through valve stem is probably not a good idea. I'd break bead on tire and fill that way ic possible.
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The sensors didn't fit in the valve holes of my rims, so, my tire shop "strapped" them to the interior of my rims. They told me this was an alternate method to secure them & that's how they secure them to the rims of stock Corvettes. It worked ! All sensors are detected within 90 seconds of turning on the ignition. I am very pleased with these. I have low profile tires & I can't visually detect low tire pressure. Now I don't even have to get my hands dirty. Hope you find this helpful.
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sorry for the delay on the answer.. but No they do not include the sensor.. they come with the pads and the insulated packing materials.. They are GREAT for my BMW 530i and I am a very sports type driver and with a year of heavy breaking and constant use barely any wear has be noticed always quiet and hardly and brake dust is noticed with my heavy usage and partial hard braking habits.. I just checked them about a week ago when i had a flat tire.. Hope that helps.. But if the lack of the sensor discourages you from this purchase I would urge against it and find or purchase the sensor separately.. take care and Good luck.. :) sorry for the delay on the answer.. but No they do not include the sensor.. they come with the pads and the insulated packing materials.. They are GREAT for my BMW 530i and I am a very sports type driver and with a year of heavy breaking and constant use barely any wear has be noticed always quiet and hardly and brake dust is noticed with my heavy usage and partial hard braking habits.. I just checked them about a week ago when i had a flat tire.. Hope that helps.. But if the lack of the sensor discourages you from this purchase I would urge against it and find or purchase the sensor... » Read More sorry for the delay on the answer.. but No they do not include the sensor.. they come with the pads and the insulated packing materials.. They are GREAT for my BMW 530i and I am a very sports type driver and with a year of heavy breaking and constant use barely any wear has be noticed always quiet and hardly and brake dust is noticed with my heavy usage and partial hard braking habits.. I just checked them about a week ago when i had a flat tire.. Hope that helps.. But if the lack of the sensor discourages you from this purchase I would urge against it and find or purchase the sensor separately.. take care and Good luck.. :) « Show Less
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I have the same setup. First I paired the speed/cadence sensor for the bike profile. For the wheel size though I actually did the measurement via rolling, where u mark the tyre at a spot, normally I mark at the out portion of the valve stem, roll the bike in a straight line and mark when the valve stem reachs. Measure this distance in mm (u would have to convert if u use inches) and enter that value for wheel size. Hope this what u looking for. On a side not, compared to garmin and endomondo, I find the timex calories calculation a way higher.
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Yes the tire pressure sensors are in the valve stems not on the wheel bearing it will work if it on either type with or without tire pressure sensors.
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Took mine to America's Tire since I got new wheels/tires and these sensors installed. I think they charged me $5 installation per sensor.
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All valve stem covers are generally the same size unless from a dramtaically larger tire. There is no good reason they wouldn't ft a standard sized tire, as maybe 90% of all tires are. Off topic, WHY are you purchasing such cheap valve stem covers/caps for such a nice vehicle?
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Does the 665 have a tire pressure monitoring function ? I think only the 390 and 590 zumos have that, so I'd have to say no
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I am not qualified to answer this question, I do believe newer Audi/VW Cars do not use this type of wheel sensor as a part of their TPMS system, hope this helps, Phil James.
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I believe you need a 974-009 dorman sensor. Maybe google "2007 avalanche tire pressure monitor."
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I don't know where that line in the Product Description came from. If your bike is on the fitment chart, basically '04 and up H-D Bagger, it uses the factory sensors on your bike. There is nothing mentioned about "Speed sensor sold seperately" on Dakota's website:http://www.dakotadigital.com/index.cfm/page/ptype=product/product_id=706/category_id=-1/home_id=-1/mode=prod/prd706.htm
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If its using banded sensors it will. Mine were banded and one failed so I found the stem mount sensor that responds to this Remote and it works GREAT for that on too! So one by one I eventually will have all stem mount.You can put your Make/Model in Amazon Automotive section and you can see if this is a match for your vehicle.
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Mine are on steel valve stems. I would imagine that if mounted on rubber stems, the sensors would have tendency to wobble and eventually cause a valve failure.
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I don't know but here is my story, I bought it for my Ford 2003 because it was always giving a faulty sensor signal for tire pressure, but although it haven't gave me any further problems on the tire the car system is not able to read this sensor its like it do not accept it. I have to confess that I haven't gone to the ford dealer to make a reset since there is only one in PR and it is a nightmare but I had no more problems only the tire pressure message hope this can help
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Not sure what kind of clamp-on connector your unit has, but if it's designed to work with an ordinary threaded valve stem it should work with the Topeak which has the same threads as a valve stem. Just need to be sure the clamping mechanism fits in the space around the tire rim/spokes after you've attached the Topeak L-adapter.
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The threaded stem is the same size as the stem it goes over, the tire stem. Your valve cap will fit on, your pump will fit etc.It is a standard schrader valve size, 8mm diameter
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Huh, are these for a F150? I think I have these on my truck. They fit great. Make sure there isn't any balancing weights in the way of the install. On a few wheels, I can't line up my valve stem to where it's supposed to be but it still fits fine and doesn't affect the stem when I need to get air in the tire. If you have the right size, I'd say use a rubber mallet and line the rim up and make sure there's no balancing weights on the rim that might be in the way. Mine were awesome!