I have 2,500 miles on the Jeep now, and this morning my low tire light came on. All tires have at least 32psi. Is there any way to reset the light? I have never owned anything but GM until now (35 years of driving). On my GM's, I could reset the light.
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I have 2,500 miles on the Jeep now, and this morning my low tire light came on. All tires have at least 32psi. Is there any way to reset the light? I have never owned anything but GM until now (35 years of driving). On my GM's, I could reset the light.
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When the weather gets cold most tires tend to lose a little pressure (unless you have them filled with nitro). This is fairly common issue so i wouldnt worry too much about it. Just fill them back up to around 40psi and the light should go off automatically....
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Even nitrogen causes the light to come on when it gets cold. The reason is the nitrogen particles contract causing your tires to seem like they have less air. This happened to me after I got my Patriot. I just took it to the dealership and had them add some more nitrogen.
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