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Old 03-14-2010, 07:09 AM   #1
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Does any body know or had knowledge of the Smartire system???

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Old 03-14-2010, 03:12 PM   #2
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Smartire no, but we use the Pressure Pro system and are very pleased with it. Saved us from having problems as we were leaving Jackson Hole and headed to Yellowstone. Sensor notified us of a leak, we turned around and headed back to town...in less than an hour Big O Tires had us back on the road with a repaired tire. Wouldn't leave home without it.



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Old 03-15-2010, 02:30 AM   #3
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Smartire no, but we use the Pressure Pro system and are very pleased with it. Saved us from having problems as we were leaving Jackson Hole and headed to Yellowstone. Sensor notified us of a leak, we turned around and headed back to town...in less than an hour Big O Tires had us back on the road with a repaired tire. Wouldn't leave home without it.



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X2 on the Pressure Pro. I feel more secure about my tires now. Very easy to check all tire pressures each morning beforeI head out. Also check pressures when under way. I have found when under way they are all about the same.
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Old 03-15-2010, 04:44 AM   #4
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I use the Pressure Pro system also. In looking at the smartire system the sensors are mounter to the inside of the rim. Pressure pro are mounted on the valve steam, I changed mine to steel ones, but they claim you can use any steam. So the only time the sensor is using poser is when I hhem installed. The other system would be powered all the time and making sensor life a little shorter I would think. Also to change the sensor you would have to break the tire down to get inside. I guess the up side would be noone could walk off with it but that has not been a problem for us.

I had one false alarm but It is a peace of mind thing and makes the DW happy


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