Is an External or Internal Tire Pressure Monitoring System Better?
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Here are the specific differences between internal and external tire pressure monitoring systems: 1. Installation Method: Installing an internal tire pressure monitoring system takes more time and requires professional assistance to remove the tire, making it generally unsuitable for DIY installation. In contrast, external systems are simpler to install and can be done by the car owner. 2. Accuracy: Due to environmental factors and external forces, external systems are slightly less accurate than internal ones. 3. Anti-Theft Features: Internal systems are more secure as they are installed inside the tire, making theft highly unlikely. External systems have weaker anti-theft properties because the same brand uses identical removal tools, allowing sensors from the same brand to be easily detached.