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Tire pressure warning light is going off but the tires look fine

Originally Posted by dandg You might be right, I think I remember them being 35 but I'm not completely sure. How could all 4 times be losing pressure like that

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Old 01-06-2010, 04:29 PM   #1 (permalink)
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You might be right, I think I remember them being 35 but I'm not completely sure. How could all 4 times be losing pressure like that simultaneously?

Maybe my cheap tire pressure instrument is wrong, I'm gonna head to a gas station and check.

The tires don't look low. If it turns out they are all around 25 is it okay if I put regular air in there with the nitrogen?



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Gas station gauges can't be trusted! I got one of these for Christmas, excellent, I love it!
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nice, especially with the locking valve option. is yours like that or do you have to hold in on? i never get a good seal like that.
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nice, especially with the locking valve option. is yours like that or do you have to hold in on? i never get a good seal like that.
The locking hook holds on by it self, I have no trouble with it sealing. How ever valve stems may vary!
What I really like is the bleeder(picture circled). If I over inflate, all you do is press the bleeder button a few times, until you get down to the correct pressure. It sure beats using your finger nail, only to find out you've let out too much air, and having to pump air back in, and re-take a reading!
Plus it read out in increments of .1, .4, etc.!
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