How do I tell the TPMS that 30-32 psi is normal so the low tire pressure warning doesn't come on?

BLACKJKU said:

So you don't check your tire pressures on a regular schedule like checking your fluids?

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Heh. I don't use a hand held gauge on the tires of my Rubicon. My former one had reasonably accurate reads from the TPMS too. When I first started driving a vehicle, that "former one", I did check the TPMS against the gauge. I have a good gauge that I keep for airing down and back up, and that is a good check if the TPMS says one of the tires is low. I also have chalk and can drive around the block after chalking a patch on each tire. That works better than any gauge IMHO.

I prefer that my hand held ga be the benchmark.

I have more faith in my MOTION PRO DIGITAL than any TPS.

That being said, I leave it at home. I carry this for off-road.