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So today I aired up the tires to 36/40. Readout on TPMS shows 37/41 but for some reason is giving me a low tire pressure warning for the front tire. Is there a way to reset the sensor?
i had similar problem the red light and tpms lights on happened every couple hundred miles but only when moving. Dealer replaced front sensor.
Mazz
So I figured it out. When I added air in the tires it was over 90° in the garage. Went out this morning and what was 37 psi yesterday turned out to be 33 psi this morning with cooler garage. Put some more air in and it is good to go.
Had the same problem. Apparently the TPMS has a set PSI threshold that's kind of on the high side. I had to get up to 39-40 PSI cold before it wouldn't trip.
Had the same problem. Apparently the TPMS has a set PSI threshold that's kind of on the high side. I had to get up to 39-40 PSI cold before it wouldn't trip.
Ya Iâm wondering if the dealer can calibrate the threshold. I really donât need an alert when itâs 2psi lower.
Moco recommends to check at 68 degrees temp and it's very rare when my garage is at 68 degrees in the summer and raise 1 psi for each additional 10 degrees so I keep mine at 38 and 43 for now.
Moco recommends to check at 68 degrees temp and it's very rare when my garage is at 68 degrees in the summer and raise 1 psi for each additional 10 degrees so I keep mine at 38 and 43 for now.
So basically donât check your tires from June to September...
Mines at the dealer now for TPMS issue with red warning light and tire light coming on, blinking at first, then both on solid. Happened out of no where. 2016 CVO Limited. Tire pressure was within specs. We shall see what they come up with.
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