Tire pressure monitoring systems are devices that are meant to save owners of many different vehicles time and money.

For those that have yet to own one of these, a tire pressure monitoring system electronically records the air pressure inside pneumonic tires.

These devices are great for tires from a car, bike, motorcycle, truck, RV or any other vehicle with pneumatic air tires.

What is great about tire pressure monitoring systems are that you can use them as you are driving and read the tire pressure right from the dashboard of your car, so that you can be notified as soon as one or more of your tires experience low tire pressure.

In this review, we will look at five great tire pressure monitoring systems that are compatible with or exclusive to trailers and recreational vehicles.

These companies include EEZTire, Bellacorp and TireMinder.

They all come with nice features as well as one or two problems that we will search for so that you don’t have to. Which is the best TPMS for RVs? Read our review to find out.

COMPARISON CHART

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	1. EEZTire-TPMS Can handle high pressure. Can monitor many tires at once. Has a big screen. Comes with a three-year warranty.	LEARN MORE ►
	2. TireMinder A1A Comes with a one-year warranty. Great wireless reception. Can handle high pressure. Can monitor many tires at once.	LEARN MORE ►
	3. Bellacorp Tire Pressure Monitoring System Has waterproof sensors. Comes with a one-year warranty. Allows you to install in two different ways. 6 anti-theft sensors included.	LEARN MORE ►
	4. VESAFE TPMS, Wireless Tire Pressure Monitoring System for RV 5 Alarms Modes for Safe Drivin Accurate Reading on Large Screen Low Power Consumption & Long Lifespan Automatic Connection & Sleep Mode	LEARN MORE ►
	5. TST 507 Tire Pressure Monitoring System Reduces Risk Visual, Audible and Textual Warnings Improves Gas Mileage	LEARN MORE ►

OUR TOP 5 PICKS

#1EEZTire-TPMS

Specifications

Features

• 4 anti-theft sensors included.
• Can record pressure and temperature for up to 26 tires.

This first TPMS is made by EEZTire, first introduced in 2012. This device as a large screen with a metallic finished frame. This TPMS is designed exclusively for RVs.

Along with the monitor itself, you get the following: four sensors; one USB cord w/connector; one hardwire kit; one mounting support; one mounting bracket;, one numbering sheet; one bag of spare O rings; two sensor installation wrenches.

Along with the purchase of this TPMS, you get a solid three-year warranty, if the device doesn’t seem to function right, and you can prove that the manufacturer is at fault, you can be eligible for a free replacement.

This device is powered by a set of lithium ion batteries, which means you can recharge the batteries once it runs out of energy. The EEZ TPMS also includes a backlight for the screen so that you can read it in the dark.

This TPMS can read up to 26 tires at once, so it can work with a vehicle with that many. If you build a thing with 26 wheels do send me a pic of it okay? Would love to check it out. 

Remember this pack comes with four sensors only, but that should be enough for most of us mortals.

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#2TireMinder A1A Tire Pressure Monitoring System

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Specifications

Features

• 6 anti-theft sensors included.
• Can record pressure and temperature for up to 22 tires.

Along with the monitor itself, you get the following: six sensors, a carrying bag, six O rings, a hard-wired signal booster, an allen wrench, a mounting bracket, six anti-theft locking rings and one USB car charger.

This device is powered by a set of lithium ion batteries, which means you can recharge the batteries once it runs out of energy.

This TPMS can handle PSI of up to 232, which is more than EEZTire’s. It can also detect air pressure and temperatures from up to 22 tires at a time, but there are six sensors that you start out with.

The monitor resemble an iPhone in portrait mode. It has a lavender/purple tint to it, and displays a diagram of your RV and all of the tires it can read.

This device comes with a basic one-year warranty. If something goes wrong with it within the first year, you can be eligible for a free replacement.

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#3Bellacorp Tire Pressure Monitoring System TPMS

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Specifications

Features

• 6 anti-theft sensors included.
• Can record pressure and temperature for up to 8 tires.

This next TPMS is from Bellacorp. Not only can this system work with RVs, 18-wheelers and semi-trailers, but also with smaller vehicles like cars, trucks and more. Along with the monitor itself, you get the following: A mini USB power cord, suction mount, hardwire mount and six anti-theft sensors.

Bellacorp’s TPMS resembles a GPS device, with a landscape monitor and five buttons of navigation.

This device comes with a basic one-year warranty. If something goes wrong with it within the first year, you can be eligible for a free replacement.

This device can track air pressure and temperature for up to a total of 34 tires at a time, which is crazy. You could use this TPMS to monitor tires on an 18-wheeler towing a 16-wheeler, which is almost unheard of.

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#4VESAFE TPMS, Wireless Tire Pressure Monitoring System

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Specifications

Features

• Monitor Location
• Battery Life and Low Battery Indicator

The VESAFE TPMS is a wireless tire pressure monitoring system that helps you keep tabs on your tire pressure without needing to constantly check it. If there is a problem, the unit will beep and the red light will flash, so you can place it somewhere within your peripheral vision. Try to keep the monitor away from other major electronics. If you have to use a valve extender, we highly recommend a straight metal valve extender. Never use rubber or plastic valve extenders.

#5TST 507 Tire Pressure Monitoring System

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Features

• TPMS tire pressure monitoring system
• Multi vehicle monitoring system

The TST 507 Tire Pressure Monitoring System with 6 is the perfect way to stay safe on the road. With a real time display of pressure and temperature, you’ll always know what’s going on with your tires. 

BUYER’S GUIDE

How does an RV tire pressure monitoring system work?

There are two parts to a TPMS product: A monitor and its sensors. The sensors act as mini thermometers and tire pressure gauges for each tire you own. The sensors send this information while the device that serves as your monitor collects it. When each tire’s information is collected, it wil be displayed on a diagram on the screen for you to see.

When a tire is recognized as having a lack of pressure, or is too hot or cold, the monitor will give you audio or visual cues or both so that it assures you that something is wrong and you need to take action.

When you notice a lack of air in one tire, you can simply pull over on the side of the road and refill that tire with air to solve the problem. This will prevent a flat tire or blowout from occuring later on.

Eeztire vs. Tireminder: Which one is the best?

EEZTire and TireMinder are two TPMS companies that are known to have unique advantages over the other. EEZTire, for example, is a brand whose monitors are known for being large in general and come with anti-theft technology included in each sensor. It is designed in ways that help the user in the best ways possible. EEZTire’s systems are also known to be easy to set up and use.

Then there is TireMinder, which is suitable for a wider variety of large vehicles beyond just RVs. They can be used for mobile homes, motorcoaches and fifth wheels. They also are known for being capable of monitoring more tires at a time. Owners can also enjoy more audio cues in case of problems, which are a staple to TireMinder’s TPMS products.

How to test and replace TPMS sensor battery?

Of course, TPMS sensors are not able to run indefinitely, and most are run on batteries. Therefore, it is important to check the battery from time to time to see whether or not it needs to be replaced. If the battery fails, then you can no longer rely on the TPMS device to work as expected, either giving you misleading data or insufficient or no data at all.

Sensors are designed to send data to the monitor often in just a brief period of time. If for whatever reason it fails to send data over, it is best to assume that there is some sort of interference going on. Before trying anything else, see if anything out of the ordinary might be obstructing the path between the device and the sensor.

If this problem happens more than one time, it should take note of this on its own and notify you of a possible malfunction. When this happens, your best bet is to replace the battery that is inside of the sensor.

If changing the battery does not solve the problem, then you will have to replace the whole sensor.

What does a tire pressure monitoring system monitor?

A tire pressure monitoring system monitors two primary things about the tires on your car: The air pressure and the temperature of the air. A TPMS is not meant to improve performance of your car in any way, but rather to see the air pressure and temperature in each tire in real time without manually having to check each one. A TPMS can let you know if any tires lack in air pressure, or have too much air pressure, so that you can make a decision on that tire in question. TPMS systems are great for preventing a bigger problem later.

What tire pressure sensor range do I need?

There are many types of TPMS products for RVs and trailers. If you are considering a TPMS for your RV, it is important to know that RVs have tires with higher air pressure than regular cars, so you need a TPMS that more idealy made for larger vehicles like RVs or trucks. A TPMS for cars shoud at least be able to record air pressures of up to 100 PSI, but the products in this review do not have PSI limits that low.

How many TPMS sensors do I need?

The number of sensors you need simply depends on how many tires you want to monitor on your RV or other vehicle. To put it simply, you need one sensors for each tire that you want to monitor.

Most TPMS products come with at least 4 sensors, as that is the minimum number of tires required for every street legal vehicle. If there are more than four tires on your vehicle, these manufacturers do sell more separately, so that you can get as many sensors as you need. It also may be necessary to buy spare sensors in the even that some of them break or get lost during use.

For motorhomes, six sensors are recommended. For hauling a motorhome with another vehicle, you will need at least ten. The great thing about these sensors is that you won’t even need to be driving in the same vehicle as the RV to check on its tires.

Are TPMS accurate?

Indirect TPMS uses the wheel-speed sensor of the anti-lock braking system to diagnose that one tire rotates faster than its mates. Meanwhile, direct TPMS measures the actual pressure of the tire. Usually, such systems are accurate to within 1 psi. Current direct systems use a meter mounted on a tire valve or a wheel.

What is a range extender and do I need one for my TPMS?

A range extender is meant to simply amplify the distance of the reception that the TPMS gives off, so that signals from your sensors are able to be picked up from longer distances. This is very useful to trailers, RVs and trucks that are very long in size, or are being towed from very far away from the driving vehicle.

Do you need a range extender for your TPMS? The answer is never that easy to find out. If you have an RV that is less than 25 feet, then you likely do not. If you have a trailer longer than 25 feet, then you probably do.

There are many factors that affect the range of a TPS system. They are as follows:

-> The length of your RV

-> The location of other electronics

-> The number of slides on your RV

-> The materials it is constructed from

It is also important to know that the TireMinder A1A also includes a range extender, so if you think you need this extra, it’s great to know that this model already comes with one.

CONCLUSION

After careful deliberation, the best TPMS for RVs is none other than the EEZ RV EEZTire-TPMS Real Time/24×7 Tire Pressure Monitoring System.

What sold us on this TPMS the most is the big screen. Some RV owners might not like the larger screen, for one reason or another, but having a large screen can give RV owners an advantage in being able to see what is going on with your tires without having to look closely at it.

The other big advantage is the warranty. You will be happy to have a lengthy warranty that the other TPMS products do not have. Three years is plenty of time and if there are any defects, then you can be rest assured that you can get a new TPMS that hopefully works better.

The reception is our only gripe with this EEZTire TPMS, but it really isn’t that serious of a problem, and it should still work in a serviceable manner.