timjohnson22
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I haven't had any problems at the GM Dealership.
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you paid $54 for them to reprogram the TPMS when you can do that yourself via the manual? or did they reinstall them into tires??
Yeah, I figure a half hour of labor is reasonable to change the TPMS min/max settings. This is not something that you can just do through the DIC tool2269. I have installed a different set of wheels/tires that need to run at a much higher pressure than the stock tires. With the stock settings, if you exceed 45 psi then the DIC goes nuts with warnings and chimes. I want to run roughly 55 psi so I had them reprogram it to 35psi/60psi minimum/maximum like I said in my original post.he had them change the pressure cutoffs. which takes about 10 minutes max with a tech2.
then a relearn.
you want stuff changed, you gotta pay.
alignment...most places only cover it for 7,000 miles (as does gm from when you buy new) now places like firestone will cover it longer, because they see this as a way to upsell next time you come in.
i understand what your saying, some stuff should be covered, but not all of it. but you don't work for free do you? Doing things yourself, such as fluid changes can save you alot of money.