Correct me if I'm in wrong forum! Question-tire pressure

Discussion in 'Dodge Challenger General Maintenance' started by BunnyMom, Feb 13, 2022.

  1. BunnyMom

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    HEY GUYS!! Still here, just got busy with life.

    Just want to say I could give 2 figs about runflats. My entire focus on what is causing that light to be on. I could care less about tire size, think 22s are a tad too large tho. Light first came on about 2 hrs after driving. Have not driven it since last week, idiot throwing rocks from tires on highway broke windshield!!! #$%^$## so yeah. Been driving my GMC 3/4 ton.

    Thank you all for caring!! I love this freaking car!!
     
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    Oh man!! One thing after another :facepalm:
    Glad you are back.
     
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    Rocks off bridges.... sorry to hear that. We had a few months of the same where I live, caused a few accidents and injuries. Glad you're okay.
     
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    Oh not good! Thank you!
     
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    hi there all the light is for is to tell you have a low tire, so it looks like its been on a while and you have the air pressure where it belongs, not knowing what challenger you have you no doubt have a bad sensor . mopar sensors self program when you drive a few miles . thats what i install back into mopars at my shop not that much more than after market. was the light on when you bought the car?
     
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    I still prefer to use the old tire gauge and find it more accurate. I use the gauge to add air when tires are cold. Much more accurate than TPM.
     
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    No it was not. 2010 SE v6
     
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    I did too until I found a digital reader
     
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    Mine isn't digital so I don't have to worry about any batteries to power it. It's just a good dial tire gauge.
     
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    Oh, California, sorry