Tire Pressure Alert (temp drop?)
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temp changes will deff effect your tire pres.
I get them all day long now that it's getting colder out. you guys/girls should set your tire pres. to around 36-38 depending on your area and ride comfort. The TPS will come on when the psi reaches 26-28 lbs of air. so setting it around 36-38 will reduce chances of that annoying light and beep.
I get them all day long now that it's getting colder out. you guys/girls should set your tire pres. to around 36-38 depending on your area and ride comfort. The TPS will come on when the psi reaches 26-28 lbs of air. so setting it around 36-38 will reduce chances of that annoying light and beep.
#17
Originally Posted by kidtronix
LOL ME2...I thought something was wrong with my stereo at first. Good to have the alert though, especially with the 19's. Don't want to biff another rim!
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The tire pressure alarm went off last weekend. It scared me also since I've never seen it engage before. I was paranoid that one of the tires was leaking but after stopping a couple of times and not noticing any difference between the four (it's hard to tell with the low profile 19" tires) I figured it must have been due to the temp drop. I pulled over at a gas station later that evening and they were all at 32psi. I went up to around 37 on all four.
-Wayno-san
-Wayno-san
#22
Originally Posted by SilverII
Just a friendly reminder that if your PSI is too high, you might see increased center wear!!!
One or 2 psi above the recommended pressures should be ok.
It's wise to keep an eye on tires regularly, due to big fluctuations in pressures due to ambient temp changes.
C.
Last edited by Msedanman; 10-20-2005 at 04:20 PM.
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