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  1. jgaudet99
    Thanks for all that information, I might purchase one and see if it will work for me, if not they may let me return it! Yes for sure the tires are definitely within limit for my truck empty, and when I do tow I'll definitely make sure to raise the rear psi for the amount of weight that's going to be on it.
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    Thank you, I'll check that Autel scanner out and see if it will work for me! Ya I can see GM's point of view if they lower the psi set value for someone and the person sell's the truck and the new owner puts the factory tires back on then their could be liability issues cause the psi warning light wasn't coming on when the tires were under inflated for towing their load and then it might be able to be traced back to GM lowering it.
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    Here is an image of a quick Google search about these tires on my truck and it's exactly same psi recommendation the Toyo tires company gave me! I'm not looking for anyone else recommended psi or anything, I'm just looking to see if anyone knew a way to get rid of the factory low psi warning light, because I'm not running high psi and ruining my tires when I'm not towing!
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    60psi front and 80psi rear But I am not running the factory tire brand or size! it's load range F Toyo tires
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    Alright, thank you! I reached out to one GM dealer and they say they weren't able to do it, probably don't want to! but I might ask another one, and If they won't do it, I did a little bit of research and I think the Autel Makisys Elite II Pro scanner will work, it's just expensive!
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    Well funny thing is... I do rotate them! I would think everyone would or should rotate tires, just another basic vehicle maintenance, just like checking and changing your oil.
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    Why would Toyo give me recommendations for my truck/tire combo so they won't wear uneven then?
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    I'm looking to see if anyone has any idea's, I put a set of 35x12.5x20 Toyo tires on my 2026 GMC Sierra 2500hd diesel, I contacted Toyo and asked their recommend psi for these tires on my exact truck, so I have 55 psi in the front and 45 psi in the rear that's the recommended psi for me while im not towing! Problem is now my psi warning light is on! Does anyone know of anything at all that will let me change the set psi values?
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