snytribe

Got my tires rotated at discount tire. Told them I thought I had a bad tps because it keep coming on the dash even though I had set it with the pro cal. The guy at discount tire wanted to try setting the tires at 35 like it says on the door. This worked, light on dash went right out. Am I doing something wrong with the pro cal? I know by a GPS that the tire size is and speedometer is right on. Or is my pro cal not working right?

Incognito

Some users have reported the TPMS indicator lamp staying on after setting the Low Pressure Threshold to a new value. The TPMS sensors use timed and pressure-loss triggers to update the vehicle of tire pressures. In the event that the Low Pressure Threshold has changed to a value equal to or higher than actual tire pressure, the tires must be inflated to at least 5 psi over the new low value. The vehicle must then be driven up to 10 minutes above 15mph before the TPMS sensors update the vehicle of the new tire pressure. Once the reported tire pressure is 5psi above the Low Pressure Threshold the TPMS indicator lamp will turn off.

FlameRedJK

Ok, here's what you do...

Step 1: Set TPMS value to 0.
Step 2: Have TPMS removed from tires.
Step 3: Drink a beer, preferably in the tire shop, while TPMS are being removed...don't let the funny looks sway you.
Step 4: Buy tire pressure gauge.
Step 5: Repeat "Step 3".
Step 6: Never worry about a stupid TPMS again."

snytribe

Thanks, I will give that a try

snytribe

Will do if I cant get the previous advise to work.

snytribe

Looks like this worked. Thanks!!!!

Incognito

Last week when it got kinda chilly, my indicator came on like it does every year.
I set the pressure value to like 25 psi, and it took a while for the dummy light to go off as well.