Hey Broome, i have a question

On my truck, with the TPMS display, i can somehow never get all numbers to be equal. even when i adjust pressures they become equal, but after a while, one value jumps so they are all not equal any more.
park out in the sun, most exposed tire goes up. shade tire goes down. almost drives me nuts.


how do you manage that?

 

He buys a new truck.

 

Well, this thread is done. Move along.

 

Ask yourself, "Does this really matter?" Then answer the question and move on with your life.

 

i've asked an OCD person on purpose, since i know from an engineering perspective what it means on the tire. but what does it do in the head seeing those scrambled numbers? i want them all to be 42.

 

When is does that, jump up in the bed and yell “anarchy!”

 

Every 10 minutes, move the car to equalize sun exposure.

 

I feel like the obvious answer is simply cycle your dash display to something different. Surely it isn't set to where you have to always be looking at tire pressures right?

 

Change the screen. If you can't see that it's off, it's not really off.

 

Schrodinger's tires...

 

You pull over and have your trunk monkey jump out and adjust them.

 

He probably just pays someone to constantly adjust them day in and out, or a tuner to lock that screen out so he never has to see it.

 

Nitrogen

 

No more tires...he's getting a hovercraft.

 

Tweels.

 

are you using 190 proof nitrogen??

 

In my car, I generally notice that the sunny side tires are a bit hotter (my display also has temp) and up by about .5 to 1 psi.

 

Remove TPMS system, make sure they are all the same when you fill them, forget about it.