TPMS

Qne of my favorite things about the new truck is the TPMS. My 2007 Colorado "sorta" had TPMS, but it only told me when a tire had fell below a predetermined lower pressure, which AFAIK could not be changed. It was better than nothing, but not by far.

What I have now is SO much better. The TPMS on my wife's 2018 Camry XLE V6 appears to work the same. (I almost never get to drive it.)

 

That is interesting. The TPMS in the older Chevy's used to report each tire down to the 0.1psi. I laughed when I saw it in a rental HHR. Our Forester has a similar TPMS and it seems like it really isn't worth much.

The Taco is our first vehicle that reports individual pressures, and like you, I really like it.

TPMS like ours, backup cameras, and Bluetooth audio are the few tech features that I do really enjoy.