rizej
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- Jared
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In the summer, I run the 37ish recommended psi in the stock 33" ko2 tires but now that winter is here in CO that tire pressure seems to equate to something in the 33-34 range. After work one day, I got a low tire pressure warning (wanted me to inflate that tire to beyond 37 psi)which I figured would go away as I drove the car and the pressure increased. It's a day later and now a Service Tire Pressure System warning comes up and I notice that the front right tire seems to show "--" while the other sensors read the old values. The front right tire pressure does display a few seconds later but the warning light is still on.
Should I adjust the "cold" tire pressure now that winter is here and that set point is different than a summer "cold" tire pressure because of the temperature? Or could this be a fault TPMS module or sensor that needs to be fixed by the dealer.
Should I adjust the "cold" tire pressure now that winter is here and that set point is different than a summer "cold" tire pressure because of the temperature? Or could this be a fault TPMS module or sensor that needs to be fixed by the dealer.
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