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Originally Posted by TrailRunnin14
I no longer run sensors in mine. I also did away with the light on the dash by modifying the TPMS system in the dash. Not everyone’s favorite solution but I don’t need a light on my dash to tell me my tires are low.
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This stance is exactly why people benefit from TPMS. You won’t feel the difference between 33 and 28 PSI but if you get the alert and can see how slow or fast it’s leaking, you know whether you can make it down the road to Walmart Tire Center for a patch, or if you need to park it RIGHT here, right now.
I have a gut feeling there’s this archetype of a car buyer who insists navigation, leather seats, and Bluetooth are all “gimmicks” to pad profit, and will stick a 3-way lighter socket adapter into his brand new 2022 Base Model to power his TomTom, flip phone, and 12V coffee maker. Because Starbucks just wants your money