I have just deflated all tires from 38 to 33psi, it showed up when I am half way driving to work. It took me a while to learn the tire kit and made sure it was a false alarm don't know what is going to happen on my way back, I am going to take it to the dealer.
And the problem is?? As has been discussed elsewhere on this forum, the Clarity TPMS is probably not going to show a problem if all tires are the same. This TPMS system only shows an problem if one tire is rotating slower than the others because of a difference in pressure.
That I wouldn't have a chance to know. When I arrived in the office, I did not have the gauge with me. I did not read the FK manual before trying to inflate with the kit, I think I might further deflated the tire. Later I got a gauge from my coworker, and the read was 31.5. I will find out later when I get home, hope it was like what you sad, otherwise I will definitely call the dealer. Thanks a lot!
I was just wondering why a pressure 3psi lower than recommended is better than 2psi over the recommended value.
Set tire pressure manually with a good gauge manually, all 4 tires. Then start the calibration sequence and make sure you drive it a good 30 miles or so at speeds between 30 and 60 mph after you start the calibration. This is all your dealer is going to do, and the process is explained in the owners manual. No benefit to a dealer visit unless you really don’t want to adjust your own tire pressures. Manual also says you need to check pressure manually, once a month.
Huh, what a fool I am! I just couldn't read the fk manual! Thank you, I am going to pump them up tomorrow morning!
I am home, the driver side tire I pumped showed 35psi, two others are 34.5, the rear right one is 33.5, what? Weird.
Get one of these and quit worrying about a 1 psi difference. e-Cigarette-CL-203/dp/B01LA90R6Q/ref=sr_1_6?crid=3C9S6XC8WSPZE&keywords=tpms&qid=1550680278&s=automotive&sprefix=tpms%2Cautomotive%2C220&sr=1-6
