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TRIM HUNTER
Drives: 2007 BLAZIN BLUE YARIS 3 DR Join Date: May 2006
Location: ROCKLAND COUNTY NY
Posts: 2,088
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YOUR 2009 doesn't have TPMS? Also if the tires were set to that 27 psi your light would have been on.....
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Is now a Corolla S Owner
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There was no warning light. Don't those sensors look for DIFFERENCES in tire pressure among the four tires, rather than look for some specific minimum pressure threshold? The tires were very uniform in pressure when I checked them this morning. They were all kind of in between the 26 psi mark and the 27 psi mark. That's what makes me think they were set that way. Tom |
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Half a Bubble Off Plumb
Drives: 2009 Yaris Sedan Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Bristol, Tennessee, USA
Posts: 1,593
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They measure "gauge pressure" in each tire. I think they go off when the pressure drops below 24 PSI, which is down 25% from the recommended 32 PSI. The Yaris has a basic TPMS system that can't tell you which tire(s) went down, only that one or more is low.
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The Yaris TPMS is set to go off at 28/29 psi. This info is as provided by my roomate, who is a Toyota/MCEP certified master mechanic, currently employed with Toyota. |
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