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I have the exact same problem with my car. I was at the dealership yesterday and the technician saw it. He told me to set up my tires at 35 and I told him I did but it never went away. The light turns on/off gradually when I start up the car the first 30 seconds and then stays lit. Technician believes one of the tire sensors is out of order and that it costs $240 to replace but told me they could possibly do it for free. Am I missing out on something?
I have the exact same problem with my car. I was at the dealership yesterday and the technician saw it. He told me to set up my tires at 35 and I told him I did but it never went away. The light turns on/off gradually when I start up the car the first 30 seconds and then stays lit. Technician believes one of the tire sensors is out of order and that it costs $240 to replace but told me they could possibly do it for free. Am I missing out on something?
Well depends if you are still under warranty or not. They are most likely going to replace all 4 because its very hard to tell which senor is bad.
Any reputable tire shop should be able to reset it for you.....i know my boys at discount tire have a machine that resets each TMPS then plugs into your OBDII
I don't have sensors at all in my new wheels, so I was wondering if I had to disconnect the sensor receiver through the OBDII port or if there were any other tricks to turn it off.
I don't have sensors at all in my new wheels, so I was wondering if I had to disconnect the sensor receiver through the OBDII port or if there were any other tricks to turn it off.