Ford dealers that will lower tpms

[Bucket99]

Are your new tires and spare the same size?
If not is the spare still usable if needed.

If your spare is still stock and can't be used due to mismatched sizes take it to a local tire shop have them break the bead and toss the 4 other monitors in it then re-inflate to 60psi.

does this really work?
dang it, just had tires put on too

 

[galvatron]

Yes it works.
Google it, lots of people have done it for exactly the reason you mentioned.

 

[8675309]

ive seen a mechanic do this he said it worked-i would just pull the
warning bulb if it bothers you(if you can on this new stuff without
triggering something else)

 

[rbalan]

what year truck?
still under warrenty?

if not, should be able to get someone to do it

It's a 2012 f250, warranty almost out.

 

[roundhouse]

Most tpms systems don't work anyway after they are more than a few years old

Every vehicle I've ever been in that has tpms that has 80-100k miles on it the tpms light is permanently on


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[bassgoboom]

You can also go to harbor freight and buy a hand truck tire and wheel assembly for a couple bucks and throw all the TPMS sensors inside that tire and then inflate it to the proper PSI to keep the light off. Then just leave the tire in your back cargo area somewhere. My dad did that with his Tahoe after he upgraded his tires and rims.

 

[fast306stang]

ive seen a mechanic do this he said it worked-i would just pull the
warning bulb if it bothers you(if you can on this new stuff without
triggering something else)

Was going to suggest this same thing.

 

[rbalan]

You can also go to harbor freight and buy a hand truck tire and wheel assembly for a couple bucks and throw all the TPMS sensors inside that tire and then inflate it to the proper PSI to keep the light off. Then just leave the tire in your back cargo area somewhere. My dad did that with his Tahoe after he upgraded his tires and rims.

I wouldn't think many hand truck tires could handle 60 psi.