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Message: [QUOTE="redneck1, post: 1347160, member: 9608"] Could start a new thread, but this looked like a good spot. Just found easy way to change TPMS sensor pressures. It worked for my brother and me, curious if it fact works for everyone. But you air your tires to where your tpms light is off. Park for a couple hours, just so the tpms sensors go to sleep mode, then let your air out to your desired pressure. Let mine sit over night after that, and no light. Went from running 75 psi with no light to running 60 psi still with no light. Just make sure no light on when you parked, and park for a few hours. Then do your trick. I think time is the key. No special tools or ids used. This may be listed somewhere, but i have searched and never found any good solutions. Let me know if it works for you. FYI, my truck is a 16 and his is a 15. [/QUOTE]

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