low tire
Hi, I was driving to work this morning and the low tire on the driver front wheel is flashing low. Just bought the jeep in July and was wondering if I should put some air in it or do I need to bring it to the dealer ship and have them put in whatever gas is in them now? Also, there is a {!} under the drive indicator when in drive. I assume that's for the low tire?
|
Re: low tire
Check the pressure to see if it's low and if it is re-inflate it now. Check around the tyre, there might be a nail or screw in it.
|
Re: low tire
tire seemed a few pounds low but nothing I would think would cause it to go into alarm. I don't know how sensitive it is as it is the first vehicle I had with a tire sensor. I was thinking it had something to do with cold as it was -15 this morning.
|
Re: low tire
Originally Posted by want2buy
(Post 569391)
tire seemed a few pounds low but nothing I would think would cause it to go into alarm. I don't know how sensitive it is as it is the first vehicle I had with a tire sensor. I was thinking it had something to do with cold as it was -15 this morning.
This is because, I believe, the pressure I keep those BFG All Terrains at, is a few pounds under the manufacturers recommended pressure of 35 psi. I've had problems in the past with these tires that hard on icy asphalt. |
Re: low tire
I left work yesterday and everything was fine. So, I guess I can expect that in cold weather. Thanks for the replies.
|
Re: low tire
The tpms on my wk will go off if the pressures drop by four pounds under the recommended pressure.
|
Re: low tire
Originally Posted by oldfart
(Post 569400)
The tpms on my wk will go off if the pressures drop by four pounds under the recommended pressure.
|
All times are GMT -4. The time now is 05:13 PM. |
© 2024 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands