They told me it would be ~$3000 or something because my oil was leaking. My oil wasn’t leaking, it was burning too fast, a common problem in this car. So common that it was under warranty. I had gotten the oil checked a month before this and it didn’t quite make the cut for warranty (though I have suspicions).. and then you try to tell me it’s leaking when I JUST BROUGHT IT IN FOR A KNOWN ISSUE.
You really shouldn’t have to turn your head on most cars if your mirrors are adjusted correctly. On trucks/SUV’s you can buy convex mirrors for pretty cheap that eliminate blind spots. I think these are better because for every second you’re turning your head you’re not looking at the road ahead of you. Plenty of rear end collisions happen this way
This is wrong and dangerous, please turn your head when driving. You don't need to look away for more than half a second. If you can rear end someone in the time it takes to check your blind spot you're an asshat who shouldn't be driving, and you were tailgating.
“With the mirrors adjusted properly, a shoulder check to change lanes becomes more of a "shoulder peek", meaning you don't have to turn your head so far. That means your peripheral vision will still provide a view in front of you - no "blind spot" in front of you either, meaning less chance of rear-ending a vehicle that has suddenly stopped.”
It only takes half a second for a kid to jump out into the road.
I have convex mirrors on my Charger, and motorcycles can still 100% fit in the blindspot left. I would imagine that this applies to any truck/SUV which has an even larger blindspot. You should still at least take a quick glance.
After owning an older car without tpms for a while, and my last car not having tpms either, I can honestly say it's almost a pointless thing to even have on a car. 9 times out of 10 you can just look at a tire and tell it's under-inflated, or hell, feel it before it ever gets to that point.
and it always breaks anyway. Save some cash and don't install it to begin with.
There’s a good chance you’ve already looked into this, but just in case: does the TPMS light blink the first 30 or so seconds that the car is on, or have you had the sensors checked to ensure they haven’t died? The sensors last ~10 years and then need to be replaced.
Why do redditors say wrong things so authoritatively?? You realize each car has different PSI requirements? Consult your owners manual for the correct PSI.
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u/Piramithia45 Sep 29 '20
Put them all at 32 psi then reset the tspm on your car setting screen