<VV> tire pressure gauge
Frank DuVal
corvairduval at cox.net
Wed Feb 8 10:13:09 EST 2012
Yes, we have a military vehicle at work with that feature. An MTVR. 5
tires work great. One tire seems to work in reverse! We have to keep
filling it up with an air hose..
I'm not sure there is a pressure reading difference on tires as you load
and unload them. I can set the pressure on a tire on the tire machine
and then it reads the same when it is installed on the vehicle and
loaded. Same with loaded and unloaded readings on rear pick up truck tires.
Seth says his Corvette does display psi. Hey Seth, what does it read in
a corner? Not like you are looking at the road!
Frank DuVal
On 2/8/2012 9:57 AM, jvhroberts at aol.com wrote:
> Well, the Army did this. The HMMWVs and the DUKWs,among others, had deflate-and-inflate-on-the-go capability. Not suggesting we build rotary unions into the spindle and bearing carriers of our cars...
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> TPMS is a great idea. I just wish it transmitted actual pressure data, not just a go-no go signal. Now, if there was a display for that, can you imagine how many drivers would lose their minds as the pressure went up and down with temperature, load, etc.? I am sure tire pressure rises on the outboard tires at full cornering speeds...
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