How does the tire pressure monitor work on a GMC?
What you bring to the street should be nothing less than Professional Grade. GMC vehicles made after 2007 have a built-in Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS). This system uses battery-powered sensors to check your vehicle’s tire pressure.
What to do if your GMC tire pressure is low?
If your tire pressure ever falls more than 25 percent below the manufacturer’s recommendations, a light and a Driver Information Center (DIC) message in the instrument panel will remind you to take action. If your vehicle was made before 2007, you can still take measures to help ensure your GMC’s tires are performing as they should be.
What does it mean when your GMC tires are low on air?
Underperformance is a key sign that your GMC’s tires are not up to the manufacturer’s recommendation. If you think your GMC’s tires are low on air, check them as soon as possible, as this can result in: Less than optimal performance just doesn’t result from not putting enough air in your tires. In some cases, it can be the opposite.
What you bring to the street should be nothing less than Professional Grade. GMC vehicles made after 2007 have a built-in Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS). This system uses battery-powered sensors to check your vehicle’s tire pressure.
When did GM start using tire pressure sensors?
The U.S. Federal Regulations require that new cars and light trucks be equipped with TPMS starting in 2008. These original equipment tire pressure monitoring sensors have been manufactured to fit your GM vehicle, providing the same performance, durability, and service life you expect from General Motors.
If your tire pressure ever falls more than 25 percent below the manufacturer’s recommendations, a light and a Driver Information Center (DIC) message in the instrument panel will remind you to take action. If your vehicle was made before 2007, you can still take measures to help ensure your GMC’s tires are performing as they should be.
How can I reset the tire sensor on my GM car?
Press the “Lock” and “Unlock” buttons on your car’s key fob at the same time. The car’s horn will chirp twice. Unscrew the front-left valve stem cap. Press on the valve stem for a few seconds to let air out of the tire until the horn chirps. Replace the valve stem cap.