Keep your RV rolling safely with real-time tire pressure and temperature data sent straight to your smartphone. These replacement and expansion sensors for the Lippert Tire Linc TPMS system screw directly onto your existing valve stems -- no special tools, no wiring. Whether you are towing a fifth wheel, running a Class A, or managing a trailer with multiple axles, these sensors give you the visibility to catch a slow leak or sudden blowout before it becomes a roadside emergency.
The Lippert Tire Linc system is one of the most capable RV-specific TPMS setups on the market, and these sensors are its front line. Paired with the Lippert Tire Linc hub and the OneControl app (iOS and Android), each sensor transmits live pressure and temperature readings multiple times per minute while your rig is in motion -- so you are not waiting for a dashboard warning light that comes too late.
When parked, the sensors drop into a low-power polling cycle and update every 15 minutes to preserve battery life without going dark. If pressure rises, drops, or spikes suddenly (as in a blowout), the app sends an immediate alert so you can pull over safely.
Thread directly onto standard Schrader valve stems. No valve core removal tools required for basic installation. Setup takes minutes per tire.
Reads up to 188 PSI, covering the full pressure range of most RV steer, drive, and trailer tires including heavy-duty load range G and H applications.
Measures from -58 deg F to 401 deg F (-50 deg C to 205 deg C), catching both cold-weather pressure loss and dangerous heat buildup from drag brakes or under-inflation.
Each sensor runs on a standard CR2032 coin cell battery. When the battery is low, the app alerts you. No need to replace the entire sensor.
The Tire Linc sensors communicate through the Lippert OneControl ecosystem. Using the free OneControl app, you can set a custom PSI range for each individual tire position on your rig. The app will alert you if any tire falls outside your defined range -- useful for mixed tire loads like a fifth wheel with different front-pin and axle pressures.
Long rigs and fifth wheels can place rear tires a significant distance from the cab or living area. The Tire Linc system uses built-in repeater technology -- sensors relay signals to each other and to the hub, effectively extending range across the length of even a 45-foot coach. Your smartphone receives fresh data regardless of where you are sitting in the rig.
The Tire Linc sensors are not just slow-leak monitors. The system is designed to detect rapid pressure loss events -- including blowouts -- and push an immediate notification through the OneControl app. At highway speeds, a few seconds of warning can make the difference between a controlled stop and a dangerous swerve.