<VV> was gauge - now TPMS

[FrankCB at aol.com]

There's about a 1 psi change in tire pressure for every 10 degree F. change 
 in ambient temperature, so if you haven't checked your tire pressure in a 
long  time expect to see it has dropped now that we're in colder weather.
Frank Burkhard
Boonton, NJ 
 
 
In a message dated 2/8/2012 6:53:36 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
harrysmith1957 at gmail.com writes:

I work  at a Chrysler dealer service dept and every time the temperature
drops we  get dozens of cars pulling in with the warning light on. Most of
them do  not even know what the light means! I usually try to throw in a
comment  that the info on the light and a lot of other good stuff is in the
owners  manual. Thankfully we do not get a lot of cold mornings here in
South  Florida. BTW the new Chryslers do have a display that gives  pressure
readings for each tire.
Harry Smith
1963 Rampside
Coral  Springs, FL