LR3 TPMS and tires
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Overlanding
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LR3 TPMS and tires
Hi guys, I'm trying to diagnose why my TPMS warning light is always on. My scanner shows the tire pressures so I know the TPMS sensors are communicating with the TPMS module. I'm wondering if perhaps my tire pressures are too low? The tires I have show a max PSI of 35 so I have them filled at 33. However, the door label says the rear tires should be 42PSI. Could this be why my TPMS light won't turn off? Unfortunately, I can't fill the tires past 35 to test lest I risk a blowout.
Camel Trophy
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From: Green Bay, WI
That is probably why, too low in the rears. What the heck tire you running with that low of a PSI? I would be more worried about a blowout for a tire not rated for the truck versus air pressure doing it.
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Overlanding
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When i bought the lr3 it had toyo open country h/t tires. Not my preference and I look forward to swapping them out. I've never seen such a low max psi!
Rock Crawling
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Hi guys, I'm trying to diagnose why my TPMS warning light is always on. My scanner shows the tire pressures so I know the TPMS sensors are communicating with the TPMS module. I'm wondering if perhaps my tire pressures are too low? The tires I have show a max PSI of 35 so I have them filled at 33. However, the door label says the rear tires should be 42PSI. Could this be why my TPMS light won't turn off? Unfortunately, I can't fill the tires past 35 to test lest I risk a blowout.
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