I have a TireGard 13-318 (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) on my Shadow750. Does it cover the stem cap sensors? Does it fill the cap sensors?
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As far as I know, no. Every time I change tires the ride on liquid is on the tire not the rim. I have a friend that has a 2014 concours and has not had problems with the tire pressure sensors. He has riden his bike hard. Already three sets of tires
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Does the 665 have a tire pressure monitoring function ? I think only the 390 and 590 zumos have that, so I'd have to say no
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I can't answer your question since eventually I didn't use these sensors since it doesn't fit my car
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I am not qualified to answer this question, I do believe newer Audi/VW Cars do not use this type of wheel sensor as a part of their TPMS system, hope this helps, Phil James.
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I really don't know. What i know is that i have measured the stem on my mountain bike before buying this stem. The original one was larger in diameter so i had to use a shim which i also bought on Amazon.
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I believe they work for all of the GM TPMS's. I bought mine for use on a 2002 Corvette, but the tire shop already their own. If your dealing with new tires check with them before you purchase one.
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That is exactly my application. I installed all 5 of them during my last new tire purchase. They seem to work OK, although not as precise as the OEM units. The OEM units always agreed and were closer to my actual gauge measurement.
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Not sure if they fit but I would not recommend these sensors. They continuously drop the TPMS signal and my car randomly shows error messages from different tires. Should have bought OEM sensors.
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Yes it should, just follow the instructions in your owners manual to "learn" the tire pressure. I had a tire sensor go bad and had a generic one put in tire, this TPMS detected the new sensor with no problems.
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Mine are on steel valve stems. I would imagine that if mounted on rubber stems, the sensors would have tendency to wobble and eventually cause a valve failure.
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Hi Dear Jifa.Thanks for your message to us ,This Tire Pressure Monitor System Measures up to 60 PSI. If you have any question ,pls feel free contact me , I am more than happy to help yOU.Have a nice day.Helen
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Good Morning Steel valve stems are ultimately recommended and I would definitely switch over the next time you have tire work performed. That being you can use the smaller Anti Theft (1 inch) on a rubber valve stem, I would not recommend using the Flow Through (2 1/2 inch) on a rubber stem. I do recommend using rubber valve stem supports on your rubber stems. There are 2 types; one that goes over the rubber stem and clips onto the edge of the rim, the other that adheres to the rim and support the rubber stem from the side. You can do a google search for "rubber valve stem support" or email us off our web site and we will gladly send you some pictures of what to look for. The primary issue with rubber stems is where the rubber stems come through the metal rim. With extra wear and vibration the rim can start to cut into the valve stem. You always want to make sure on your walk around to wiggle the rubber stems and listen for air leakage through any stem, particularly where it comes out the rim. Customer Relations EEZ RV PRODUCTS
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The TireMinder displays continuous realtime tire pressures. You'll have to contact the manufacturer to determine the precise accuracy of the readings...I would assume that they're not calibrated to the kind of exacting standards you'd likely need.
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I went to Advance Auto website here http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/p/dorman-oe-solutions-dorman-direct-fit-tire-pressure-monitoring-system-sensor-974-002/26949796-P?searchTerm=dorman+974-002 and they say it fits. I find their price kind of high though.
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it locks on to the threaded stem, it might work too good in your case, as it could quickly blow up the bike tube if you are pumping a lot of pressure from an air compressor. It will work on all tire stems if you have enough of the stem to catch it on the threads.
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Hi Scott: The valve stem is part of the wheel/rim, not the tire itself. My Mazda3 has these tires, they have been great for about 30K.
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It depends on the lock. Your local tire store should have a tool to remove locks. You will also have to take the tire off the wheel to change the sensor.