Cold and TPMS
It does it to all vehicles that have the TPMS. Basically when it's cold out the air in your tire compacts itself, thereby reducing tire pressure. All gases do it. If it gets below a certain point your TPMS will go off. Then when your tires get warm from friction on the road the air in your tire expands and generates more pressure and the TPMS will shut off. Glad I have an 07... no TPMS

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All you guys that have the TPS in their tires need to go down to the steelership and get the fix. They have it and they just dont want you to know what the secret is. You have to change the air in the tires. During winter time you have to have winter air in them and summer time you have to have summer air.
But in a serious note I beleive you can get nitrogen put in your tires and they wont drop as much when cold.
But in a serious note I beleive you can get nitrogen put in your tires and they wont drop as much when cold.
All you guys that have the TPS in their tires need to go down to the steelership and get the fix. They have it and they just dont want you to know what the secret is. You have to change the air in the tires. During winter time you have to have winter air in them and summer time you have to have summer air.
But in a serious note I beleive you can get nitrogen put in your tires and they wont drop as much when cold.
But in a serious note I beleive you can get nitrogen put in your tires and they wont drop as much when cold.I have nitrogen in my tires... or so the dealer sticker says. I was wondering how accurate that was though. I heard reports that unless you completely deflate the tire of air and then fill it with nitrogen you aren't really doing much to the tire. Of course it's probably most likely a rumor





I wonder if the dealer can program it out