Yes... First home from the mechanics then I unloaded the all seasons and had to go shopping and still nothing...

I'll check again when I get up...

 

Took it in for an oil change this am.. Still no warning...

The tpms light comes on at start then goes off like all the other lights and I don't get a warning on the info display thing.

 

It took about 3 days or about 50mi before I started getting the TPMS service error. Winter tires make a huge difference and is a worthwhile investment for everyone particularly the people who are afraid of driving in the snow/ice. I am huge advocate among friends and colleagues for winter tires.

 

I know the benefits... I had xice2s on my Mazda and it was awesome sauce. These aren't as nice but kill the all seasons on ice and snow... I don't think I would have got stuck so much had I got these earlier.

I guess I have the error to look forward to in a few days or weeks if it's mileage based since I don't drive a lot. I think I'll just live it the error rath r than buying more sensors.. Tpms isn't that important to me, I can check the pressure manually.

I am also a pusher of them... Most other suv people I know say winter tires aren't needed, I disagree..

Once the weather gets awful again I can really test these.

Thanks.

 

Honestly feel that SUVs are the ones that can get the most benefit from winter tires.

I lived with it for a month while waiting for my diagbox and just disabled it last week.

 

I had to scrounge for these tires... If I sell my old ones I might grab that I want to play with etacs

 

FYI the service TPMS warning finally came up.
That blinky TPMS light is super irritating. And it goes on for like a minute...

I'm going to have to either get the scan tool to turn it off or use the universal scan tool electric tape.

 

If you're in central PA, I have the Lexia and know now how to not brick your car.

 

Nowhere near PA.. I just bought a lexia... Hopefully I won't brick my car.

 

Masking entire LCD screen? LOL