Posted: Jan 27 2005 at 8:06pm | IP Logged

Put my vote down in the never column as well.  My alarm went off the second day I owned it, but the tire pressure was low, so the alarm worked.  I've never heard it since and it is cold here in Nebraska.

2004 SE CC 4X4 Big Tow, Off Road

Posted: Jan 30 2005 at 7:27pm | IP Logged

2nd that

That's why I tend stay out of the problems forum. It's not cool to know people of this character roll in the same truck I do. I understand the need vent. More importantly the need to share info should a problem exist. Just not every post guys. If I would have found this forum before I bought my Titan. I probably wouldn't have bought it.  That would have been a shame. I've had mine for a year now. No probs. I've had the window not go up when I hit the switch a time or two. You all know it goes up no prob if you wait two seconds before you start fingering it right?  In the 3 or 4 years I intend to own this truck. I will probably spend about 2 minutes waiting for the window to come back online. Ya it would be better if the problem didn't exist. Now that there is a fix for the prob. I still think going to the dealer is more of a pain than the window. If it was as often as when you hit the key. & hear that sweet sound. I would do something about it. Oh wait, that's a good thing. If it was as often as I feel good about owning it. Oops did it again.

How's this? It's a pain to wash, & she get's thirsty when she runs hard.

Never. Saw the light once never heard anything. It would be cooler if it indicated which tire was low. Nav screen reads 4 seperate tire pressures. Doesn't show tire locations.

Posted: Jan 31 2005 at 7:57am | IP Logged

Sorry can't vote, mine has "NEVER" come on yet.

DD

Posted: Jan 31 2005 at 5:15pm | IP Logged

I have had two different instances on separate tires. One where the light came on and the tire had 35 psi in it, the next day the light was out. The other, my tire had maybe 5 psi in it and the light didn't come on at all.

I still walk around my truck and check my tires, prior to getting in, to play it safe. 

Posted: Jan 31 2005 at 10:41pm | IP Logged

Hard to blow off the last post. Mine has been working according to plan. If your down to 5 psi & you have to kick em you really need this gizmo. A purse too bro. It would be better if the nav screen showed which tire was low but. As long as you know something is up thats all you need. The boy is thirsty enough as it is. Chicks don't know anyway. They just know the wordrobe is headed south when they see it come on the screen.

Hit it like you live.

Posted: Feb 01 2005 at 9:11am | IP Logged

Maybe I should have mentioned that my tire was basically flat because I drove over a 1/4" drill bit on the job site one morning pulling into work. Minimal air, no light.