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Mark,
First, give your head a shake.
These systems are only there to meet a regulatory requirement.
They provide more nusense alarms than protection, and even the owners manual tells you not to trust them... it recommneds checking the pressures regularly with a gauge.
They add to the cost of replacing wheels, and introduce several additional failure modes.
First, give your head a shake.
These systems are only there to meet a regulatory requirement.
They provide more nusense alarms than protection, and even the owners manual tells you not to trust them... it recommneds checking the pressures regularly with a gauge.
They add to the cost of replacing wheels, and introduce several additional failure modes.