OK, you're right, now you are a whiner.

Show me where it says in any of their documentation that you can turn TPMS off.

Did AEV find a way around TPMS and the federal regulations that surround it or did they just ignore the requirements and not pay any attention to them?

BBB? Please.

 

I generally don't feed the trolls, so I'll leave it at this and I'm done.
from the Jeep Flashpaq web site.

Do you air down? Do you go below 20 PSI? If you do, then you are not avoiding the annoying alarm. Simple, no?

This is my last post on this subject. Please continue the Superchips apologist tour below.

 

I am still going to get one.


After bumpers.

Winch.

Drive Shafts.

Gears.

 

I think there is risk of going too far in either direction. I am disappointed in the TPMS aspect but I primarily bought the tuner for recalibrating speedo and secondarily for the performance tunes. Both deliver so for the most part I am happy with the product. That said there is no way to sugar coat the part about the TPMS. It sucks. I would have bought the programmer without it though (oh, wait I guess I did ) and have no thoughts of returns or official complaints. I will just deal with the little ding and hope that something changes.

 

I'm sold. i want one. I just need to sell my tires to pay for it...

 

Welcome to the "I'm a rabid SC owner, nothing is better, Hypertech sux, and you are wrong and stupid if you disagree with me" post.

BTW, not all Jeep owners are like that.

 

Certainly! And thank you.

It's really amazing when you do get a product (the Flashpaq) that may not deliver what some people felt was advertised (turning off TPMS) but does deliver real increases in performance with the various tunes.

I'll say it again, the money I spent on the Flashpaq was second only to the money I spent on the Cibie headlight upgrade in terms of bang for the buck!
As a matter of fact, it drives so nice that I'll be taking it a couple of hours up the interstate tomorrow to check on some rental property instead of driving the Lexus.

 

Now you said somethin' chief...!!!....lol

 

Got my flashpaq today and was excited to get it going. I registered it and downloaded the Easy Update software, performed the update then went out to my Jeep. Followed the directions exactly, but just after I selected the quick tune option I received an error message code #G-6F.

The FAQ's say this means the programmer does not have a complete databae and to run the Easy Update again. So I did - - problem not fixed. the EU says the programmer is up to date, but the error message continues to flash. WTF?!

Hoping I can get around this tonight rather than waiting until tomorrow (at least) before contacting SC.

 

Page 26 of the owners manual states "Superchips is confident you will be satisfied with your programmer. If for any reason, you are not completely satisfied within 30 days after your purchase of a a new Superchips programmer ("Product"), you may return it to the place you bought it for a FULL REFUND OF THE PURCHASE PRICE, credit or a replacement Product at the dealer's discretion.

I think that means there is some agreement between SC and their distributors that the distributors agree to accept returns in full. It also does say credit or replacement at the dealers discretion but nowhere does it say minus restocking fees.

If you really want to return it and it's less than 30 days I would call northridge again and if that doesn't work call SC and let them know that the dealer isn't living up to the guarantee stated in the owners manual.

That said. I just installed mine yesterday and am definately keeping it.