Trike TPMS

what are you using for your Tire pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) that is not FOBO

I thought about trying one from Gearbest.

Do a search on their site.

It has four sensors and I think at worst it would have 1 display blinking, but might do the job.

Can't find the one that is on sale for $28, but it sits on the dash and I think it would sit nice on the GW.

I have used for years, the "Tiregard" model #13-316 made for trikes. I do not believe that this model is available anymore. As a back up, I have the Tiregard model #13-317 designed for a 2 wheel motorcycle towing a 2 wheel trailer with more reliable reviews.

Many folks experienced inaccurate readings and failures with model #13-316. I have had my TPMS mounted for almost 3 years without issue so far.:Shrug:

[QUOTE=zzcop8;634180]what are you using for your Tire pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) that is not FOBO[/QUOTE]Not familiar with "FOBO".

My eyes looking at tire deflection, feel of tire temperature, the feel of the vehicle when answering my imputs, and I use a tire gage if any doubt. It's a system that has served me well on 2 or three or 4 or even 6 or more wheels, heavily loaded or not, even often at high speed.

And no pesky lights.

[QUOTE=CrystalPistol;634304]Not familiar with "FOBO".

My eyes looking at tire deflection, feel of tire temperature, the feel of the vehicle when answering my imputs, and I use a tire gage if any doubt. It's a system that has served me well on 2 or three or 4 or even 6 or more wheels, heavily loaded or not, even often at high speed.

And no pesky lights.[/QUOTE]

crystalPistol, that “pesky light” will only come on when you are riding or about to ride with under inflated tires. If tires are properly inflated...... no light! I check my tires pretty often and probably more than most. I’ve literally been on hundreds probably thousands of rides with others and I’ve [U]never[/U] observed a rider routinely check their tire pressure at a stop.

Its not a bike or trike but I don’t know how many times my wife has headed to work only to return home a few minutes later telling me her tire pressure warning light came on. If it wasn’t on the car I’d bet we’d be replacing a tire with a ruined sidewall on some of those occasions. Give me that light anytime.

Now that’s done I’m looking into the FOBO monitoring system. Any suggestions? Thanks!