TPMS not working?
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TPMS not working?
I just put on my winter tires and rims. No sensors in the rims so I am expecting to see the TPMS light on for the rest of the winter. WTF, no light! The light comes on with the rest of the lights when I start the car but then, no joy? A mixed blessing.
TPMS not working? What's involved in getting it fixed? It is still under warranty.
TPMS not working? What's involved in getting it fixed? It is still under warranty.
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#5
6th Gear Member
Assuming it stays off, don't look a gift horse in the mouth. If your not aware of a slow leak in one of your tires, shame on you. And TPMS will not warn you of something catastrophic BEFORE you're already aware of it. Having a non-functional TPMS, IMO, is a blessing.
#7
Thanks to everyone for responding.
I was thinking my TPMS wasn't functioning, although, I really don't use it. But, if it is on the car, I want it to at least work. I guess I'll find out in a couple of days, I only put about 10 miles a day on the car so I have a few more miles to go.
I was thinking my TPMS wasn't functioning, although, I really don't use it. But, if it is on the car, I want it to at least work. I guess I'll find out in a couple of days, I only put about 10 miles a day on the car so I have a few more miles to go.
#9
Well, over 200 miles on these wheels and no warning light. I wonder what is going on?
I am storing the stock wheels in the garage, maybe that is affecting it somehow? I don't understand.
I am storing the stock wheels in the garage, maybe that is affecting it somehow? I don't understand.
I just put on my winter tires and rims. No sensors in the rims so I am expecting to see the TPMS light on for the rest of the winter. WTF, no light! The light comes on with the rest of the lights when I start the car but then, no joy? A mixed blessing.
TPMS not working? What's involved in getting it fixed? It is still under warranty.
TPMS not working? What's involved in getting it fixed? It is still under warranty.
#10
My experience was similar to yours when I first swapped out my stock rims for aftermarket without the sensors - took about 200 miles of driving before the light came on the first time. Proved to me how useless the system is and made me glad I didn't go to the expense of swapping the sensors onto the new rims. Turning off the warning light takes all of 1 second while I'm letting the car warm up.