Coyote PressurePro™, the high-tech wireless Tire Pressure Monitoring System, is the finest on the market today.

Rated top of the line for tire pressure monitoring by major RV publications.

As always, Ben's primary interest is providing the RV community access to the most affordable, accurate and reliable tire pressure Monitoring system currently available.

PressurePro™ Keeps You Safe!

• PressurePro™ is the easiest way to check your tires for correct inflation, which prevents conditions that may lead to ruined tires or accidents.
• The PressurePro™ system allows drivers or co-pilots to instantly respond to a beep and a visual signal emitted by the dashboard monitor when tire pressure falls to below normal levels.
• At anytime check your tire pressure with PressurePro™ by simply pressing a button.
• PressurePro™ improves your reaction time to sudden tire air pressure loss. The low pressure alert is immediately displayed on your dashboard monitor as well as constant response to a sudden seat, no more driving unaware of a tow car problem.
• Peace of mind knowing that your tires are properly inflated for optimum performance saving fuel & greater handling ease.
• PressurePro™ displays current tire pressures for up to 34 tires on certain models.
• Tire air pressure is constantly monitored, while moving or parked.
• Double threshold of low tire pressure signals: Alerts at 12.5% and again at 25% loss.
• Claims attibute 80,000 accidents due to low tire pressure.
• Better handling of vehicle in wet conditions with proper air pressure.

PressurePro™ Saves You Money!

• Properly inflated tires last longer. The life of your tire is extended due to less tread wear.
• Easily installed, no tools required, about 20 minutes of your time.
• Entire system is able to monitor one or both vehicles.
• Saves your tire casing with correct inflation.
• Correctly inflated tires extend the life of tire treads by as much as 35%.
• Correctly inflated and maintained tires save costly roadside & shop repairs and down time.
• The Department of Transportation estimates that 4 million gallons of fuel per day (over 1.3 billion per year) are wasted due to low tire pressure.