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Our SRX had one of the systems that showed pressure per tire. In the winter it was common for at least one sensor to drop offline, especially if packed with snow. It would also occasionally alert for low pressure when the tires had 32 psi. Nice technology when it works.
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Wifes Mini Cooper S has it. PITA. I hear it's troublesome on the LR3's also (lets all the air out of the tires at night, must be some type of anti-theft device) and on the Impalas we have at work, it goes off all the time for no reason at all (all 4 within 3 psi).
That said, if it saves lives... |
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it was my spare. 7 psi low. kevin, seriously? my truck has that black steel wheel. pretty much solid throughout. no way i am reaching through it. dropping the wheel isnt as intuitive as my work GM truck. using that jack-hook as a "flat blade screwdriver head" in that stupid slotted nut thing to lower the tire was foolishness. i needed my laserbeam flashlight to do it. my wife would need to call AAA if she got a flat. i should make her practice the move. i officially LIKE TPMS's. i would have never checked my spare. |
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There is air in the tires? Like... OMG!!!!
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check your spare....
i have tpms in my 08 gti and i retrofitted the euro rolling diameter style in my 06....i think they are a great idea and like the fact it's there |
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We have it in our Kia minivan. I never drive the car, so I love the feature, since my wife will let me know if the light comes on. It usually comes on around 25 PSI, I wish it came on around 30, so I'd feel a little better about her driving on it w/ only being 4 - 5 lbs low on pressure vs 9 - 10.
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A friend of mine has it on an X5.
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