Can Replacement Mounting Brackets for Wheel Masters Hand-Hole-Mount Inflation Kits work with TPMS

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I just purchased a motorhome that has braided extensions on the inside rear wheels. They are not secured. So I was searching for mounts for the braided line and came across these. Will they hold the hose steady enough for a TST 507 TPMS sensor?

asked by: Bob

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Yes, the Replacement Mounting Brackets for Wheel Masters Hand-Hole-Mount Dual Tire Inflation Kits # WM9037-10 that you referenced will secure the air lines that are also holding the sensors of a TST TPMS system.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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