bobnap
Junior Member
I have a 2016 2500 I purchased used last March. it had aftermarket wheels on it at the time of purchase and the low pressure light was on and TPMS showed blanks for tire pressure for all tires. I assumed whoever put the aftermarket wheels on didn’t install sensors. I just had the truck in for an oil change and to have several recalls addressed. When I got the truck back the TPMS was showing actual tire pressures for all wheels all reading between 37-38 if I remember correctly. The actual pressure in the tires is in the 55 lb range. I’m assuming the dealer did a software update to address one of the recalls and this must have done something to the TPMS. Now when I start the car I get the TPMS message blinking and showing inaccurate pressure for all tires as well as the little orange low pressure light. I’d like to figure out if there’s a way to get back to where I only see the little orange low pressure light like it used to as the blinking display is annoying.
Appreciate any and all input.
Thanks.
Bob
Appreciate any and all input.
Thanks.
Bob
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