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DEI is the parent company of Valet. They are a very good company. They acually make Viper alarms. I guess they are branching out into different areas. Most of there products are very good, so I would think the tire pressure monitoring system should be dependable and accurate.
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TPMS are not heavy. these are generally installed in most new cars today, not new technology by a long shot. Only way they can break is if the auto guy installing them breaks 'em. They do have batteries, but so far i've never seen a car come in that needed new batteries.
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Originally Posted by Chris White
Now thats a realy good idea!
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How do the sensors affix to the tyres? Does the sensor itself sit inside the tyre and also provide the valve stem?
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Originally Posted by 333pg333
How do the sensors affix to the tyres? Does the sensor itself sit inside the tyre and also provide the valve stem?