Tire pressure sensor in 2008's

[mikejr]

Originally Posted by HUMTECH

Depending on how much the temp is changing where you live pressures can vary up to 5-10 psi on that size of tire once the tires are warmed up. Try setting them at 42 cold, increased pressure wont turn the light on as they are looking for low tire pressure as long as they all increase even. If it is telling you one tire is way more inflated but they all read the same on a gauge, the sensor that is reading high is fubar and needs to be replaced. Hopefully these systems get better with time cause all vehicles will have them soon.

Humtech...thanks for the info. I'll keep an eye on that sensor thats throwing the high pressure warning. If it keeps throwing the warning, I'll take it back to Cochran Hummer and have them replace it. Hope all is well with you!

Mike

[HUMTECH]

All is good, thanks for asking other than its gettin damn cold up here. Global warming my ass

[mikejr]

Originally Posted by HUMTECH

All is good, thanks for asking other than its gettin damn cold up here. Global warming my ass

I hear you...we're having such odd weather here....we're having a thunderstorm right now. Just plain odd!

You have alot of snow yet?

[HUMTECH]

Not much yet, just a light drop here and there but today dropped down to what felt like -20c but is supposed to warm up overnight, we'll see.

[mikejr]

we had about a 1/2 inch of snow last week....kinda glad we havent had much yet, dont have the snow plow on the quad yet...LOL

[MVR 155]

I have the TPMS in my Acura and it throws a message when it started getting really cold here, I adjusted the cold pressure a bit and all seems well now. I have however experienced weird readings over the years with different cars I have owned with this feature.

[mikejr]

I just re-verified the wheel that is saying I have 68PSI in the tire and its right on at 42. I am just wondering if I should let the dealer fix it or just forget about it.