Tyrepal

I have had problems with mine. The extra ones for the car are fine, but after and hour or so driving the nearside caravan ( internal sensor fitted to the wheel ) loses its signal and the system bleeps until I turn it off and restart it.  I have toyed with the idea of deleting it and just screwing on an external sensor. 

You don't say what version you are using. I bought the TC215B with six sensors back in April. I have been using 4 on the car since and two on the caravan for about 10 weeks, during that period. To date I have had no problems and have been very happy with it. The accuracy of the readings compares very favourably with my digital hand tester.

I have a four sensor set on my motorhome and so far its proved OK. The only problem is that its a bit of a faff to change pressures as not only do you have to remove the sensor but also the wheel trims.

David

I have the system as fitted by Baileyon the U3s and it has worked faultlessly for almost 2 years now.The only slight quirk I have noticed is that if I forget to switch the monitor on before moving off, it takes a while to register the pressures but otherwise it works OK. 

Read >this thread< started by me in March 2013. I currently have two systems fitted, a TC215 on my motorhome with TB99 sensors on the front expoused wheels and TC215 sensors on the rear and a TB99 system on my towed car. I have had no problems at all with the TB 99 system and sensors and both configurations have performed faultlessly since August 2015.

peedee

Thanks for all the replies, mine is the TC215/B, with 6 sensors. It always seems to be the N/s rear that gives trouble.

We have the TC215 and it is more trouble than its worth plus it being a con as the TC215 is not necessary for a twin axle caravan if your vehicle has an inbuilt tyre pressure system.  The cheaper on is more than adequate. 

If you set off it can take up to 2 miles to register the readings and if one tyre is low and you are on an A road, nowhere to stop.

A few weeks ago we only remembered to switch it on after we ahd set off.  It took nearly 30 miles before all 4 were registered.  It has been back to Tyrepal on two different occasions.  The first they could not find an issue.  The second time they found an issue with it taking a long tyre to register, but were unable to rectify the issue!

A pity there is no competition although there is another one on the market just with a different branding, but it is the same unit!

We have the TC215 and it is more trouble than its worth plus it being a con

A pity there is no competition although there is another one on the market just with a different branding, but it is the same unit!

It's not just me that feels like that then?....lol

One of the six sensors I purchased stopped transmitting after about 10 months of use. I replaced the battery but that did not solve it, so emailed TP. They emailed back a prepayed postage label, for me to return the faulty sensor, and a new one was sent within a couple of days. I think this is excellent service. The design has been somewhat modified since I purchased mine and the small anti theft screw replaced with a locking nut, for which they provided a key. The net result is that it sticks out less, so is less likely to be struck by debris or spray when you hit a puddle.

TC215 - used this for 2500` without any issues to Italy and back found it reassuring to see pressures were OK.