Disable service tire monitor

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wreedps

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Is it possible to disable the message service tire monitor somehow?
 

Parthery

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Is your light on? Are your tires properly inflated? Do you have a sensor that needs replacing?
 
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wreedps

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No light on in the dash. Just the warning message. My tires are all properly inflated, yet 2 dont register any PSI on the DIC.
 

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You should replace all of the sensors. On these model trucks, this is the time when all of the batteries in the sensors start to fail. I just replaced one and now another one is bad. I'm just going to wait until I get new tires. I can deal with the low tire pressure warning until then. Sensors are $25 to $60 depending on the brand.
 

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I have had this problem now for months, all my tires are properly inflated and no light ever comes on on the dash, the DIC message "Service tire monitoring system" comes on all the time. I just click it off and call it good.

As far as I am concerned, this system is not needed anyhow as long as one regularly checks the tire pressures. I mean, it is like having to wear a helmet on a bicycle, I never did and I am still alive. Things just get more and more complicated because of the peeps that do not care about being proactive and check pressures regularly.
 

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