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TireMinder saves a lot, including lives

March 2011 RV Storage & Maintenance by Rich Howard

Inadequate tire pressure can represent a number of dangers for an RV owner. A poorly-inflated tire can severely affect gas mileage, forcing you to stop far more often to fill up. The worst-case scenario, though, is a tire bursting in the middle of the highway, which can lead to a serious accident. TireMinder is a pressure-monitoring system that provides feedback on all of your vehicle's tires.

"I do try to check my tire pressure regularly," writes one Camping World customer. "But sometimes I get a little lazy only to wonder if my tire pressure is good once I'm on the road. With the TMS you can easily check all the tires on the rig and toad in less than a minute before hitting the road."

TireMinder's wireless system continually keeps an eye on the pressure and temperature of up to 22 tires and instantly gives audio and visual warnings should you have a blow-out. Transmitters easily screw onto the tires' valve stems and send readings to the digital monitor inside the vehicle, allowing drivers quick and convenient feedback.

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