Tried out the system this morning - everything was quick, simple, & accurate.
I first checked all tires with my high-end tire pressure gauge. I then had the system learn all 4 tires. The pressure on all 4 tires was spot on against my gauge.
Again, we have 4 trailer tires (with load range & the desired psi) -
1. Driver's side (load range D, 62)
2. Passenger side (load range D, 62)
3. Main spare under the TT (load range D, 62)
4. Extreme emergency spare for longer trips that will ride in the truck bed (load range C, 50)
The feature that allows you to set specific parameters for each tire is priceless in our case with tire #4.
For now I have identified/numbered/labeled the sensors with blue tape, but will come up with a permanent solution soon.
Another feature that is fantastic is that you can easily remove/add a section to be monitored without having to forget the settings. This is perfect for us because on closer local trips we will not be taking the #4 tire (2nd spare) so I set it in the TV section of the display page (with the other 3 tires in the trailer section of course).
I also tried the theft deterrent which is a nut that you counter-tighten against the sensor. Very secure.
The sensors are very light weight. They won't cause any stem issues - especially with our steel stems.
I did not use or install the booster (repeater) yet. That will wait until pre-trip prep. day before our next trip. Everything worked great without the booster and I had a signal for 60' with my phone and the Bluetooth adapter in my hands (no booster). Our trailer is so short that it probably isn't needed, but since it came with the kit I will install & use it.
Here are some pictures and screenshots. *The last screenshot shows what appears after I had removed the passenger side (& main spare also) sensor. My phone was also beeping and the Bluetooth adapter was blinking and beeping as well.
So far so good. To be continued ...
