Anyone in Seattle w/ AlfaOBD, KaodTech Cable & OBDLink to update TPMS

[bobthemagicman]

Hey All,

This is under wheel and tire because I am hoping someone lives in the Seattle area and is willing to help me update my TPMS for some $$ or a case of beer. I just got the BF Goodrich KO2s and they only come in a D Load Range so tire pressure is only a max of 50 PSI. The warning every time I turn my truck on really annoys me. I don't really need to buy all the stuff because I don't see myself using it for anything else.

Thanks,
Justen

 

[LateToTheParty]

I'd recommend changing the tire circumference while you're at it.

 

[bobthemagicman]

I'd recommend changing the tire circumference while you're at it.

Sorry, it was late I didn't make that clear. New tires are 37 x 12.5 R17s which is why they only came in a D Load Range. They look awesome btw.

 

[LateToTheParty]

Sorry, it was late I didn't make that clear. New tires are 37 x 12.5 R17s which is why they only came in a D Load Range. They look awesome btw.

No, I fully understood that from one of your other posts. What I was stating is that when you hook up with someone with the tools, I would recommend making the change within AlfaOBD to update your tire circumference to match your new tires. That way your speedometer, odometer, etc... will be brought back inline.

 

[bobthemagicman]

No, I fully understood that from one of your other posts. What I was stating is that when you hook up with someone with the tools, I would recommend making the change within AlfaOBD to update your tire circumference to match your new tires. That way your speedometer, odometer, etc... will be brought back inline.

Right, that makes sense. Thanks for the suggestion, I was unaware you could do that. Doesn't look like there's anyone in the area anyway. Probably going to have to pony up the $$ and fix it myself.