Tire pressure systems

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There is also a miniture air compressor that mounts on the axle end of each drive axle to keep pressure in drives.

 

I have to ask why...

Tire pressure isn't hard to check, and with a hose and chuck, can be filled from the truck itself.

 

Tire pressure monitoring systems are very good but only if they give a alarm in the cab.

 

I have been using the Crossfire system for a few years. I had one fail on me and the manufacturer replaced with a new one. They are easy to maintain, nothing really to them and have held up well. I would recommend them. And when a tire is low, only having to use one valve stem at the Crossfire unit itself is a real time saver.

 

Look into the Halo tire inflation system. Inflates while truck is in motion. Bolts onto the hub.

 

I called the manufacturer on these Halo units, they quoted me $1400 for the drives. Then called back a month or two later and said $1200... Crossfires are around $200, and the visual tire pressure gauge is nice. I still thump my tires.

 

Crossfires are around $200 each while these are around $300 each. Personally I would rather have the ability to keep up with a slow leak

 

Crossfires are around $50 ea.