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Are Suzuki deliberately making a simple task difficult or are all TPMS equipped vehicles this involved?
I have never owned a vehicle with TPMS and your are not selling it to me as a feature I would want.
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What a total Farce, I'm dreading the day that I fit some new rubber. First one to engineer a TPMS removal/Cancelling kit gets a case of beers delivered free of charge. :woohoo: :silly: :whistle:
"I have never owned a vehicle with TPMS and you're not selling it to me as a feature I would want."
You couldn't be more wrong Mike, TPMS is a valuable training aid for new drivers teaching them that regular tyre inspection is totally unnecessary. After all, whoever heard of a tyre related road accident. Car manufacturers have thoughtfully removed all these concerns by providing a truly foolproof solution.
Chris.
Eacg14 wrote: Ignition to "ON", press in and hold the button/dial thing on the bottom right of the cluster until the menu pops up.
Then you can scroll through the menu and find TPMS reset.
Right, Bob?
2003 M13 early KAP build.
3" Trailmaster lift with 1.5 Spacers on front
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235/85R16 Maxxis Bighorns on 16" Rims, 4:1 Rocklobster, Rear ARB locker and on-board air
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Scimike wrote: Are Suzuki deliberately making a simple task difficult or are all TPMS equipped vehicles this involved?
I have never owned a vehicle with TPMS and your are not selling it to me as a feature I would want.
I have had a couple of cars fitted with TPMS and as an electronics design colleague described it to me "It's another piece of technology looking for a home"! The marketing guru's have bought into it as another 'chargeable technology feature' to impose on customers. It delivers negligible benefits to owners and increases the opportunities for further profits in the future.
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