The factory psi spec'd for my tires is 38 psi. I usually run 36 psi.
It was very cold here in CenLa. yesterday, Friday 1/22/16 (36* with a real feel of 22*). I had to go to Walgreens to pick up my meds and noticed my TPMS light had come on. When I got back home I looked at all of the tires and none were low or were flat. I waited about an hour then checked them with a gauge and it read 28 psi in each tire. I added air to each tire to reach 36 psi per tire. I then took a test ride and didn't get no more than a 1/4 mile and the TPMS light went off. When it warms up later this week (mid to upper 70's) I will check them again.
Last week I had to go to Baton Rouge. While I was there I had Tire Kingdom rotate and balance my tires, being I bought them there and had the lifetime R&B. I also asked the tire tech to check for 36 psi in each tire. Just goes to show you that you can't trust everyone and/or he was too lazy to check the psi.
CHECK YOUR TIRES AIR PRESSURE!
It was very cold here in CenLa. yesterday, Friday 1/22/16 (36* with a real feel of 22*). I had to go to Walgreens to pick up my meds and noticed my TPMS light had come on. When I got back home I looked at all of the tires and none were low or were flat. I waited about an hour then checked them with a gauge and it read 28 psi in each tire. I added air to each tire to reach 36 psi per tire. I then took a test ride and didn't get no more than a 1/4 mile and the TPMS light went off. When it warms up later this week (mid to upper 70's) I will check them again.
Last week I had to go to Baton Rouge. While I was there I had Tire Kingdom rotate and balance my tires, being I bought them there and had the lifetime R&B. I also asked the tire tech to check for 36 psi in each tire. Just goes to show you that you can't trust everyone and/or he was too lazy to check the psi.
CHECK YOUR TIRES AIR PRESSURE!