SOLVED....TPMS goes off ONLY WHEN HEADED OUT TO ADVENTURE.. WTF??!?Help

GPS? Cell booster?

 

Spill the beans for the next person...

 

Dash cam or radar detector, lol

 

And update your original post!

 

CB radio

 

So you come here ask for help get advice then don’t share the fix? Bit of a d bag move don’t you think?

 

Help? I certainly had some suggestions. Some were to get a pressure gauge...

Of course I am going to share. Duh. Did you not see I gave some hints?? Someone actually pretty much guessed it and I was going to tell him when you chimed in with your nice positive and helpful comment?? This is the sad part of forums and why it took me so long to join. Insults without repercussion.

"Social Media made y'all way too comfortable with disrespecting people and not getting punched in the face for it"
-Mike Tyson

 

Pretty darn close man! I say you win...
I will update the original post with what I found.
Thanks to those who tried to help me!!

 

Your answer seems pretty good, i don't see why anyone would bash you based on it?

 

Are you referring to your Lunar Pro?

 

Yep.

 

Me too- we were pretty far in offroading and I knew exactly which tire had picked up a slow leak before it was flat- pulled out a nail and plugged it with enough air still left over in it to drive on it if I wanted. I refilled it rhereand it was sure the fastest repair of a flat I ever fixed!

 

Does Canada not require it?

 

Canada doesn't.

And for whatever reason trucks with the MT here don't have TPMS while the AT trucks do.

 

Funny thing, the brochure stated it was part of the package but no TPMS on my truck. Not sure why they don't use the wheel speed method through the ABS system. My '05 Corolla had that type. It worked well. It is more accurate at higher speeds but it did detect a tire was low that lost less than 5 psi.

 

Just gonna point this out, as it was mentioned very early on in this thread.

 

And there it is!

 

At least it's an easy "fix", if you even plan on even doing anything about it.