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Anyone know if you can get the tyre pressures to display on a 14 limited infotainment
 
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Only the CVO bikes have that feature.
 
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Ok Thanks,
 
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I don't think I'd want that feature.
"Might" have to have special valve stems, just like some of the cars with TP monitors.
Gets expensive when trapped into their parts needed.
 
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I don't think I'd want that feature.
"Might" have to have special valve stems, just like some of the cars with TP monitors.
Gets expensive when trapped into their parts needed.
i like them.
 
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I'm assuming you aren't interested in the complete stand alone systems that are available. Amazon has several pages of those.

Without investigating it myself, did you check to see if there are any bluetooth monitors. They would be able to link into the infotainment system.
 
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Not to hijack the thread but ... unless something has changed, the TPMS out today will not give you an updated air pressure reading until the wheel is moving about 5 mph. At that point in time, I really don't want to be bothered. And TPMS are not a replacement for a good air pressure gauge which should be checked on cold tire. Just my opinion but the TPMS is just another gimmick to get your hard earned cash.
 
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The Tire pressure display was new for 2016 and limited to the CVO Limited, CVO RGU and CVO Street Glide


NEW IN 2016

• Tire Pressure Monitoring System
 
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Originally Posted by CSMHOG
Not to hijack the thread but ... unless something has changed, the TPMS out today will not give you an updated air pressure reading until the wheel is moving about 5 mph. At that point in time, I really don't want to be bothered. And TPMS are not a replacement for a good air pressure gauge which should be checked on cold tire. Just my opinion but the TPMS is just another gimmick to get your hard earned cash.
I'm guessing you've never owned a vehicle with a TPMS. Sure it helps the lazy monitor when to add air to their tires but the main benefit is safety. I've picked up nails on both 4 and 2 wheeled vehicles with a TPMS that displayed a warning and showed the pressure of the affected tire on the instrument panel. Both times it allowed me to get off the road before the pressure got so low that I trashed the tire or broke the bead seal on the wheel. Once you've had a TPMS work for you it is pretty convincing technology.
 
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I'm guessing you've never owned a vehicle with a TPMS. Sure it helps the lazy monitor when to add air to their tires but the main benefit is safety. I've picked up nails on both 4 and 2 wheeled vehicles with a TPMS that displayed a warning and showed the pressure of the affected tire on the instrument panel. Both times it allowed me to get off the road before the pressure got so low that I trashed the tire or broke the bead seal on the wheel. Once you've had a TPMS work for you it is pretty convincing technology.
You bring up a good point. My car has the TPMS and yes, it has proven useful. I resisted GPS on the bike too until I finally broke down and started using it about 5 years ago, I guess some old dogs are slow to learn new tricks. Thanks.
 


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