Re: [A/S] Smart tire

[Perry Scudder <perryjoe@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Tuna, Do like I did and get the local tire store to call up the company
and become a dealer. The web site at noflat.com has a phone number to
get started as an agent.

Have SmarTTire keeping up with the 6 tires on my 34' Limited. They are
so sensitive they alarm in the morning when it is cold enough to drop
the tire pressure 5 or 6 PSI. I just hit the mode button after I make
sure that is the only problem by reading the actual pressure on the dash
mounted readout for the tire or tires that has tripped the alarm. The
buzzer goes off, but the warning light stays on until the temperature
and pressure rise enough in a couple of minutes of towing to reset the
alarm light. My tires are set up to have 65 PSI, and alarm if that gets
down to 60 PSI. When the outside temperature drops in the 40's, while
parked overnight, the pressure in my tires will drop to 59 or 60 PSI.
They will return to about 67 to 69 PSI after about 5 minutes of towing
at highway speeds.

I was very pleased with the performance of my SmarTTire setup after my
first 14,000 mile trip to Alaska with them installed.

Joe and Mary Scudder
WBCCI 8524