- [Upgraded Flow-Through Sensors for Faster Tire Inflation]: This GUTA GT30 trailer tire pressure monitoring system features flow-through sensors designed for metal valve stems, allowing you to add air without removing the sensors. Ideal for long trailers, heavy-duty trucks, RVs, and fleet vehicles, the flow-through design reduces repeated removal and reinstallation, helps minimize valve stem wear, and makes routine tire maintenance faster and more convenient. Each TPMS sensor is weather-resistant, anti-theft, powered by a replaceable CR2032 battery, and delivers pressure readings with accuracy up to ±1.5 PSI
- [Large Color Display & Up to 46-Tire Monitoring]: The TPMS features a full-color LCD with adaptive backlighting, providing vivid visibility and easy reading in any light. It displays data for up to 10 tires on one screen and automatically cycles between vehicle and trailer sections, allowing you to monitor up to 46 tires without repeated button presses. With pressure monitoring up to 188 PSI and temperature monitoring up to 185°F, it is built for larger vehicles, suitable for motorhomes towing a car, multi-axle trailers, fifth wheels, heavy-duty trucks, and commercial fleets
- [6 Alarm Modes & Intelligent Auto-Calibration]: The RV TPMS provides visual and audible alerts for high pressure, low pressure, high temperature, fast air leakage, low TPMS sensor battery, and lost sensor signal. Once the tire pressure sensor is installed, the system automatically saves the current pressure as the reference value, allowing easier alarm setup with high- and low-pressure thresholds at +25% and -15% of the baseline. A 158°F high-temperature alert helps this trailer tire pressure monitoring system identify abnormal tire conditions early
- [Easy Setup & Customizable Monitoring]: The monitor and sensors come pre-paired for a faster, more convenient setup. Simply turn on the monitor first, then install each sensor on its corresponding tire position to start monitoring—no initial pairing required. If a sensor is replaced or reassigned, it can be easily re-paired to the desired tire position through the monitor. This RV tire pressure monitoring system also supports PSI/Bar and °F/°C switching, letting you customize the display to your preferred units for everyday driving, towing, and fleet use
- [Stable Signal for Long-Distance Towing]: Except for the 4-sensor kit, each GT30 TPMS package includes a signal repeater that receives and retransmits sensor data to the display, helping maintain a strong connection over distances up to 100 ft. Designed for longer and more complex towing setups, this trailer tire pressure monitoring system provides more reliable signal coverage across fifth wheels, motorhomes, multi-axle trailers, oversized RVs, and other large towable vehicles.
- [Power Saving Monitor & Long Sensor Battery Life]: The monitor has a built-in rechargeable internal lithium battery that could use 12~14 days after 4 hours fully charge. The monitor goes into power saving mode if no motion or vibration is detected in 15 minutes to save battery. The sensors send status signals to the monitor on 5 minutes intervals continuously as long as the sensors are under pressure. Each TPMS sensor uses a replaceable CR2032 battery with up to 4 years of battery life, helping the trailer TPMS stay ready for long trips and extended towing
1. Entering Programming Mode:
- To enter Learning Mode, press and hold the CODE button on the monitor until you hear a beep, then release. Releasing too early will prevent entry into Learning Mode.
2. Why No Data Displays When Stationary:
- The monitor may enter power-saving mode after being stationary. Press any button or create vibration to wake it.
- If sensor data is still missing, the repeater may not be powered. The repeater relies on the vehicle’s battery, so restart the vehicle to reactivate the repeater.
3. Limitations of Puncture Prevention:
- The TPMS cannot prevent punctures caused by sharp objects or tire damage. It monitors gradual changes in pressure and temperature but cannot detect sudden events. Regular tire inspections are essential, and faulty tires should be replaced promptly.
Friendly Reminder: Conduct a full tire inspection at least once a month with a professional technician for optimal safety.
- [Upgraded Flow-Through Sensors for Faster Tire Inflation]: This GUTA GT30 trailer tire pressure monitoring system features flow-through sensors designed for metal valve stems, allowing you to add air without removing the sensors. Ideal for long trailers, heavy-duty trucks, RVs, and fleet vehicles, the flow-through design reduces repeated removal and reinstallation, helps minimize valve stem wear, and makes routine tire maintenance faster and more convenient. Each TPMS sensor is weather-resistant, anti-theft, powered by a replaceable CR2032 battery, and delivers pressure readings with accuracy up to ±1.5 PSI
- [Large Color Display & Up to 46-Tire Monitoring]: The TPMS features a full-color LCD with adaptive backlighting, providing vivid visibility and easy reading in any light. It displays data for up to 10 tires on one screen and automatically cycles between vehicle and trailer sections, allowing you to monitor up to 46 tires without repeated button presses. With pressure monitoring up to 188 PSI and temperature monitoring up to 185°F, it is built for larger vehicles, suitable for motorhomes towing a car, multi-axle trailers, fifth wheels, heavy-duty trucks, and commercial fleets
- [6 Alarm Modes & Intelligent Auto-Calibration]: The RV TPMS provides visual and audible alerts for high pressure, low pressure, high temperature, fast air leakage, low TPMS sensor battery, and lost sensor signal. Once the tire pressure sensor is installed, the system automatically saves the current pressure as the reference value, allowing easier alarm setup with high- and low-pressure thresholds at +25% and -15% of the baseline. A 158°F high-temperature alert helps this trailer tire pressure monitoring system identify abnormal tire conditions early
- [Easy Setup & Customizable Monitoring]: The monitor and sensors come pre-paired for a faster, more convenient setup. Simply turn on the monitor first, then install each sensor on its corresponding tire position to start monitoring—no initial pairing required. If a sensor is replaced or reassigned, it can be easily re-paired to the desired tire position through the monitor. This RV tire pressure monitoring system also supports PSI/Bar and °F/°C switching, letting you customize the display to your preferred units for everyday driving, towing, and fleet use
- [Stable Signal for Long-Distance Towing]: Except for the 4-sensor kit, each GT30 TPMS package includes a signal repeater that receives and retransmits sensor data to the display, helping maintain a strong connection over distances up to 100 ft. Designed for longer and more complex towing setups, this trailer tire pressure monitoring system provides more reliable signal coverage across fifth wheels, motorhomes, multi-axle trailers, oversized RVs, and other large towable vehicles.
- [Power Saving Monitor & Long Sensor Battery Life]: The monitor has a built-in rechargeable internal lithium battery that could use 12~14 days after 4 hours fully charge. The monitor goes into power saving mode if no motion or vibration is detected in 15 minutes to save battery. The sensors send status signals to the monitor on 5 minutes intervals continuously as long as the sensors are under pressure. Each TPMS sensor uses a replaceable CR2032 battery with up to 4 years of battery life, helping the trailer TPMS stay ready for long trips and extended towing
1. Entering Programming Mode:
- To enter Learning Mode, press and hold the CODE button on the monitor until you hear a beep, then release. Releasing too early will prevent entry into Learning Mode.
2. Why No Data Displays When Stationary:
- The monitor may enter power-saving mode after being stationary. Press any button or create vibration to wake it.
- If sensor data is still missing, the repeater may not be powered. The repeater relies on the vehicle’s battery, so restart the vehicle to reactivate the repeater.
3. Limitations of Puncture Prevention:
- The TPMS cannot prevent punctures caused by sharp objects or tire damage. It monitors gradual changes in pressure and temperature but cannot detect sudden events. Regular tire inspections are essential, and faulty tires should be replaced promptly.
Friendly Reminder: Conduct a full tire inspection at least once a month with a professional technician for optimal safety.