Thanks for the video . Needed to rotate my tires to . I watched that video . Low pressure light on , refilled and checked all tires . Light didn't go off but didn't drive it very far . My work is only 11 miles away . However after the tire rotation and all tire pressure checked the light is off . system show the right rear was low. All clear now !
Sorry English is not my language. I have a Wrangler Sport Diesel 2 doors CRD 2.8. The case is that the low tire signal (front right) always marks under 2.5 PSI which is the pressure indicated by the manufacturer. I think this is the sensor and that the correct pressure should be 2.5 back and 2.4 forward. What you think?
sudden cold nights caused my PSI lights to change from english language to another language showing larger numbers and different letters . How do I change it back to factory english?
The jk comes from the factory 35psi , if you went lower than 35 psi it will ligt up doesn’t matter what tire size you have. As for 35’ tire size you need to to see what is best for your setup, usaually between 22.5 and 28 psi will be better. It depends on the load code (how strong is the side wall) on your tire such as load c or e ...etc, and it depends on how heavy is your jeep too, if your setup is very heavy then go between 25 and 28, if its just steel bumpers try between 22 and 25. Im no expert, but that is how im running my jeeps since 2006, my newest jeep is a 2013 2dr jk with bfgoodrich ko2 “load C not E” all terrain, 2dr very light setup just a rear bumber, i run daily on 22.5. And i have all my gears and luggage for a trip (800+ lbs) i run 25 ~27. My older mud terrain load E 9ply side wall was always 20 light 25 heavy psi. Give it a try, if you have mud terrain go 25 psi and test it for a day, if you have all terrain try 28. Btw i have a flashcal to adjust the the low pressure warning light in the jk, as for now i have it on 21 psi.. every jeeper must have one specially if you change your tire size, must adjust it. Be safe ✌🏼
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Thanks for the video . Needed to rotate my tires to . I watched that video . Low pressure light on , refilled and checked all tires . Light didn't go off but didn't drive it very far . My work is only 11 miles away . However after the tire rotation and all tire pressure checked the light is off . system show the right rear was low. All clear now !
Just want to say thank you to you that share this video to us
Sincerely
Shawn
By chance do you know what sensor MHz Jeep uses, 315Mhz or 433Mhz ??? It's on a 2017.
Sorry English is not my language. I have a Wrangler Sport Diesel 2 doors CRD 2.8. The case is that the low tire signal (front right) always marks under 2.5 PSI which is the pressure indicated by the manufacturer. I think this is the sensor and that the correct pressure should be 2.5 back and 2.4 forward. What you think?
i have 2005 grand cherokee limted can't get my spare tire pressure low indicator to shut off,, wat do i do
sudden cold nights caused my PSI lights to change from english language to another language showing larger numbers and different letters . How do I change it back to factory english?
Future video. Changing wheels and tires with a different set of TPMS sensors?
I have a 2014. When I air down the light comes on and when I air back up the light goes out instantly with no need to drive around.
What is the correct tire pressure for my 13 JK in order to eliminate the low tire pressure Light ? I have after market 35 tires on it
The jk comes from the factory 35psi , if you went lower than 35 psi it will ligt up doesn’t matter what tire size you have.
As for 35’ tire size you need to to see what is best for your setup, usaually between 22.5 and 28 psi will be better. It depends on the load code (how strong is the side wall) on your tire such as load c or e ...etc, and it depends on how heavy is your jeep too, if your setup is very heavy then go between 25 and 28, if its just steel bumpers try between 22 and 25.
Im no expert, but that is how im running my jeeps since 2006, my newest jeep is a 2013 2dr jk with bfgoodrich ko2 “load C not E” all terrain, 2dr very light setup just a rear bumber, i run daily on 22.5. And i have all my gears and luggage for a trip (800+ lbs) i run 25 ~27.
My older mud terrain load E 9ply side wall was always 20 light 25 heavy psi.
Give it a try, if you have mud terrain go 25 psi and test it for a day, if you have all terrain try 28.
Btw i have a flashcal to adjust the the low pressure warning light in the jk, as for now i have it on 21 psi.. every jeeper must have one specially if you change your tire size, must adjust it. Be safe ✌🏼
@@TJ.1 thanks a lot for the tips bro
I don't understand. The sidewall of my stock tires read 51 psi max load - So I have placed them at 46 psi. - 2015 Jeep Wrangler
same mine i have 51 psi and running on 35 :P
wow that is way too high, I run mine at 27psi. I can only imagine 51 feels like driving on rocks for tires
does my spare tire has a sensor in my 2014 wrangler unlimited? I just bought 33 inch tires and they told me the spare tire didn't have one!
yes
Thanks for u my Jeep reair
I tried that but it didn't work.
Mines a 14 and I don't have that screen that shows me my tire pressures.
neither does mine, I think the sport s is the trim that gets it
13 sahara has it
Waste of 9:35
This inf. Suck. You telling us what we know. We need a real mechanic.
your mom sucks too, doesnt make her a bad girl,,,