TPMS light

[wv09fit]

Thanks Rob22315 ...

I am doubting the TPMS system was properly activated/registered at dealer prep. That was my first theory. My car had just been delivered to the dealer the day before I purchased it. When the TPMS light came on at 20 miles ... I checked the tire pressure in all tires and all were approx 40 psi (cold tire pressure). I have checked and see where it is normal for Honda to over pressurized the tires for shipping. And from what I could see about how to activate the TPMS system ... I would have thought the pressure would have been released and each tire refilled to proper 33 psi.
I mentioned this to the service crew and salesman but they assured me that the proper pre-delivery service was performed. I don't care that they forgot to do it ... I just want it fixed. BTW ... after that, I got under the hood and checked to be sure I had oil!! Thanks again.

[it's pronounced iVTEC]

tpms is a joke imo, whats wrong with checking your tire pressure every so often :P in the snow ice and cold tpms sensors are always a problem around here but the dealer can use the scanner and change the tempurature that the light comes on. but yeah tpms is still stupid

[Rod2Rice]

I hate to jinx it, but I have 2 sets of wheels, both with sensors in them. I just put my stockers back on, with the set of sensors that is NOT registered, and so far after about 100 miles no light at all yet.