TPWS question

I've been going through the 4G dash set up trying to find where it will show me the tire pressure for each tire like the 3G had but I can't find it, if it even exists. I can find where I can tell it what pressure to alert on but I can't find where it will show me the pressure that each tire has at any given time. On the 3G I would just hit the left arrow three times and boom there it is but I just can't figure it out for the 4G. I have brought up a screen that shows me four tires but it never shows me the pressure for those tires. How do I have it show me the tire pressure for each individual tire? TIA.

 

You have to customize the display show it shows it. check your manual or look on youtube if you need the instructions.

 

Whatever, dude.

 

Oh I am sorry, did you want me to walk you through step by step?

 

Can you do me the favor of not replying to any of my posts. Thank you.

Edit: Nevermind. You've been ignored. Continue being a jerk. I'll never know. Well, I'll know because I already know.

 

The 2024-2025 Tacoma displays are pretty complicated compared to the 3rd gen. It is not user friendly at first. I’d recommend spending some time in the driveway messing around.

After I figured out how to customize the three panes, I set the tire pressure settings widget on my main display. I’ve had it there for months while I’ve evaluated the pressure settings on my KO3 tires.

There are a few good YouTube videos that show the Tacoma customization process.

See https://youtu.be/9C5KoAH9v4s for starters.

 

The driver display is fiddly until you get fully acclimated. Just clearing the trip odometer requires two or three more steps than should be needed.

For tire pressure I skip the middleman, and just pull up the app, go to status, and each tire pressure is individually displayed there. Nice and easy.

 

I have done exactly what you suggested. Sitting in the driveway and going through the settings and all and I do know how to set up the three screens and how to put stuff in each one but I just can't figure out how to make it show me the individual tire pressures and any given time.

 

Awesome! Thank you so much. That will do.

The oodometer is a whole different thing also. After I fill up, I usually zero out Trip A but that's another one I haven't figured out how to do yet.

 

If you are able to display the tire pressure display..you need to drive about an 1/8th of a mile for the actual numbers to pop up.
To reset the trip A..when it is displayed, press the ok button in the left spoke of the wheel.

 

Thanks. I haven't found Trip A on the display yet but I'll keep looking. I do know these things take a while to get the gist of but I usually end up figuring it out eventually.

 

Oh no...not the ignore button. Call me what you want but I answered your question and pointed you to 2 places you could find more information. Sorry, I am not you mom and going to spoon feed you. I did a search....very first video that popped up was a video by Steve doing a walk through of the screens including the TPMS.

 

That's The Post of The Day Right there....

 

Damn it have to clean my screen again from the coke I spit out reading this. Post winner of the day.

 

The world is full of comedians and assholes. Whatever happened to civility?

 

Indeed. Whatever did happen to civility.

@JB_TN answered your question, probably expecting you just needed to be pointed in the right direction. I don't even own a 4th gen but out of curiosity I found it in the owner manual in a couple minutes looking at instrument cluster customization.

 

Is a 24 and 25 the same?
https://youtube.com/shorts/3y_4rbn7b7c?feature=shared

 

I don’t know you should ask yourself that question. Clearly you missed that lesson in class. Just start out with post #3 of this thread and start there.

 

Can you change the psi your low light comes on at? I think I looked everywhere

 

Yes. It's under settings-vehicle settings-TPWS setting-setting pressure. (P538 in manual).
There should be an option to set the pressure either to an absolute value or using the current tire pressure.
Note that you are setting the "good" pressure, not when the warning comes on. Warning is supposed to come on if you lose 25% of the set pressure.