I'm all for a TPMS display somewhere, but the clock has to stay put. I like the nice glow it puts out after the sun goes down.

 

Had a 1993 (or so) Chrysler 5th Avenue...no clock

 

At least no analog clock that I can remember

 

The clock is nice, I like it. I don't care about tradition. Tradition can destroy a car brand if they are not willing to think outside the box. IMO, I don't have any references

But would still like to know/see any mods you could do so that people have a choice & everyone can be themselves. Keep the clock if you like tradition, change if you want.

Maybe they could put a screen in place of the clock that would show threads on forums that people whine about personal opinions of what they like, like its fact?

Come on guys, no matter if it's tradition or not....is there anything you can do to it? It is a free country...still...sort of...let leads us to believe it is?

 

what was this thread about?

 

Exactly...are there any mods?

 

^^ This!

What good is a TPMS system if you dont know what the numbers are??

 

If you’re referring to our inability to see exactly which tire has low pressure, true it would be better to know that. Certainly a $10 tire gauge will give you the numbers. In that regard the system is still quite functional in that it does tell you that one of your four tires is low and that some action is warranted.

 

Wow I hate the **** clock too!!! Why didn't the add a clock to the radio display???

 

It lets you know when a tire is on the low side. Thats the good it does. I'd like a pressure read out somewhere though. Say, added to the menu in the dash or under maintenance in the audio/navi display. That would be a plus.

 

Forget that. It reminds me of some of those old eighties radio displays were you could get either the time or the station ID, but never both at the same time. I found that quite annoying and vowed never to buy a car with that arrangement.