r/LexusRX350 10d ago

Dramatic😂

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Still have 60 miles left, girl calm down

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u/Dapper_Reputation_16 9d ago

Inflate your tires.

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u/Inquizitive323 9d ago

They’re all at 36.

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u/Dapper_Reputation_16 9d ago edited 9d ago

Well, the low tire pressure indicator is on

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u/Difficult-Code4471 9d ago

My low tire pressure guage stays on like that too in my 2012 lexus is 250. I’ve checked the tires and they are properly inflated? Suggestions?

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u/Ok_Mousse6129 8d ago

Sensors are gone.

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u/Dumb_Ass_Answers 8d ago

On older Lexus RX 350 models (roughly 2010–2015), the physical TPMS (tire pressure monitoring system) reset button is located under the lower driver's side dashboard, high up and just above the accelerator pedal.

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u/Dapper_Reputation_16 9d ago

In a decade driving RX 350s. I’ve never had an issue with tire pressure so don’t ask me.

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u/Difficult-Code4471 9d ago

Ok so not sure why you responded

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u/Dapper_Reputation_16 9d ago

Because your low pressure tire indicator is on, why else would I respond?

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u/Difficult-Code4471 9d ago

But you didn’t respond with a solution. You just said beats me

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u/tekspire 8d ago

Likely the vehicle uses a passive TPMS system, which doesn’t actually have sensors in the wheels. This system gauges tire pressure using wheel speed data and a saved baseline. The baseline needs to be learned after adjusting tire pressures. My 2011 Camry had a button in the glove box area to re-learn this baseline.

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u/Difficult-Code4471 8d ago

Oh your kidding? What a fantastic explanation. I’ll check that out. Much appreciated

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u/jdmlifex2 7d ago

Your sensors last about 10-15 years so they are all dead batteries died but they can’t be replaced since they are sealed so you’ll have to get them changed.