[cancam99ss]

I just finished filling all my tires to 40lbs but one still looks really low... i used the sensors to tell me how full they are, but one still look relatively low... help.. thinking of buying a external gauge to read it... what do you think

 

[Cane Corso]

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[cancam99ss]

anyone else

 

[VettePwr]

get a tire gauge, i never trust those sensors.

 

[Chase]

Luis. Have you driven around since u filled. The sensor in the tire has to pass the sensor on the truck to get a new reading

 

[VettePwr]

smh

 

[Papabear]

Luis. Have you driven around since u filled. The sensor in the tire has to pass the sensor on the truck to get a new reading

Don't think that's right Chase. While using a air machine at a gas station (which had no gauge on it, imagine that), I had my wife monitor TPMS while I filled to 35.....and it changed as I filled. So that throws that out of the window.

 

[VettePwr]

Don't think that's right Chase. While using a air machine at a gas station (which had no gauge on it, imagine that), I had my wife monitor TPMS while I filled to 35.....and it changed as I filled. So that throws that out of the window.

correct.

 

[gspfunk]

I use a gauge to make sure and then compare it to the sensors to see how they read in comparison. They're usually off by a few PSI. You can definitely use them to tell if you have an issue or not, though.

 

[TWO-TONS-OF-FUN]

chase, you are completely wrong... the sensors transmit and are read by the liftgate module.

get a GOOOOOOD gauge... not a cheap 99cent one... see what the tires are actually at and go from there... NEVER trust the gauge at the gas station... how many times has it been dropped?...

i have a moroso gauge that has been pretty good to me... and is within a 1/2 lb



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[ti28]

Screw the TPM's, look at a real gauge.

 

[VettePwr]

chase, you are completely wrong... the sensors transmit and are read by the liftgate module.

get a GOOOOOOD gauge... not a cheap 99cent one... see what the tires are actually at and go from there... NEVER trust the gauge at the gas station... how many times has it been dropped?...

i have a moroso gauge that has been pretty good to me... and is within a 1/2 lb

also a good rule of thumb is to check your air pressure when the tire is at its coldest.