tpms with a trailer

[mbramley]

  I have a question for those who tow a trailer. I want to install pressure monitoring and was thinking  of a 4 sensor blue tooth. the question is can I keep the system from alarming when the trailer isn't with me.

[Grandpot]

As they said about Captain Kirk, "You are going where no man has gone before."   

[mbramley]

As they said about Captain Kirk, "You are going where no man has gone before."   

  javascript:void(0);  Well I tend to try different things- some work, some don't. I figured for sure someone on here had attempted it before me.

[-mike-]

One man at least has been there......

http://www.bigbikeparts.com/templates/product.aspx?ProductGuid=13-317A&GroupGuid=16

-mike-

[mbramley]

One man at least has been there......

http://www.bigbikeparts.com/templates/product.aspx?ProductGuid=13-317A&GroupGuid=16

-mike-

Thanks Mike, a little pricier tha what I was looking at but then when you want something special you pay the special price.

[mbramley]

 In case anyone else is looking into this I found the same unit on E-BAY for $80.00

[gordonv]

I bought two 4 wheel systems which I have in my cars, $25 CAD each.

When the batteries died, there was no signal to the display, and I had no alarm going off, only a reading of 0 psi.

So if you have a 4 wheel system, and 2 wheels don't spin to activate out of sleep mode, then you don't have a signal to the display. No alarm.

Only issue would be how to mount something like a flat screen onto a MC. Easier on the IS.

[mbramley]

I bought two 4 wheel systems which I have in my cars, $25 CAD each.

When the batteries died, there was no signal to the display, and I had no alarm going off, only a reading of 0 psi.

So if you have a 4 wheel system, and 2 wheels don't spin to activate out of sleep mode, then you don't have a signal to the display. No alarm.

Only issue would be how to mount something like a flat screen onto a MC. Easier on the IS.

Thanks for the info. I had planned on using blue tooth to my phone . I usually have it on the handlebars when I'm traveling for the maps. Once you explained it that makes sense.