Your manual should not make it sound like an emergency requiring immediate attention just because the TPMS light turns on in the dashboard. It can be due to overnight temperature drop. Even if the sensor has failed, what good is it if they can fail due to temperature drop and the repair shops charge to replace a failed sensor. Either eliminate them all together or develop one that does not turn on and/or fail unless there is a legitimate problem with the tire/wheel, not just a sensor failure which means you are on your own detecting problems like in the old days.
We don't need your sensors that are just one more thing to fail and charge us for, they have little practical value.Your manual informs tire pressure failure is separately indicated so this sensor has no apparent value and is misleading as if you have an emergency due to the manual wording. Very deceptive and user unfriendly.
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Your manual should not make it sound like an emergency requiring immediate attention just because the TPMS light turns on in the dashboard. It can be due to overnight temperature drop. Even if the sensor has failed, what good is it if they can fail due to temperature drop and the repair shops charge to replace a failed sensor. Either eliminate them all together or develop one that does not turn on and/or fail unless there is a legitimate problem with the tire/wheel, not just a sensor failure which means you are on your own detecting problems like in the old days.
We don't need your sensors that are just one more thing to fail and charge us for, they have little practical value.Your manual informs tire pressure failure is separately indicated so this sensor has no apparent value and is misleading as if you have an emergency due to the manual wording. Very deceptive and user unfriendly.
- Thomas S., University Heights, OH, US