TPMS not showing accurate

By Sean Neilan
June 9, 2018 in Troubleshooting & Recalls

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Sean Neilan

Posted June 9, 2018

Yesterday after the beach I aired my tires back up and noticed that my right rear TPMS is showing 10psi less than what is actually in the tire (according to 2 other gauges). Is there a way to reset it without having a TPMS tool? Could sand have gotten in somehow and being screwing with it?

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