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I have decided on a new response to questions I either can't answer, or otherwise don't wish to. Henceforth it shall be: "What Geddy Lee said!" ...that is all...
I don't know why everybody's so concerned about the economy faltering over the holiday season. I for one plan to spend several times what I spent last year!
Agreed. If you know the tire is fine I'd just ignore the light until it's time for a new tire.
Black electrical tape will hide the light if it bothers you.
Agreed. If you know the tire is fine I'd just ignore the light until it's time for a new tire.
Black electrical tape will hide the light if it bothers you.
Yep, in lovely Taxachusetts where I live, as well as a bunch of other States, there is no actual requirement that it has to be working. Yet. Course, I wouldn't be surprised in years to come if it does become a requirement for it to function, like in Rhode Island, West Virginia, Vermont, and Hawaii....
Yep, in lovely Taxachusetts where I live, as well as a bunch of other States, there is no actual requirement that it has to be working. Yet. Course, I wouldn't be surprised in years to come if it does become a requirement for it to function, like in Rhode Island, West Virginia, Vermont, and Hawaii....
I hate TPMS, too - my '06 4Runner has it, and it started acting up - showing low tire when they all were fine. I had to take it to a shop to clear the light...
So, I disabled the damn thing. No more problems...
Yep, in lovely Taxachusetts where I live, as well as a bunch of other States, there is no actual requirement that it has to be working. Yet. Course, I wouldn't be surprised in years to come if it does become a requirement for it to function, like in Rhode Island, West Virginia, Vermont, and Hawaii....
Then there's "RFT" which might also be mandated in the future, bringing with it more cost, and some are concerned running with these kinds of tires, as both ride comfort and gas mileage are affected. Then, putting no spares in some of the newer vehicles...and the tire-mess becomes more entangled.