Originally Posted by LivinTheStangLife

And yet the idiots that need them still don't use them/ignore them. "Oh that light, yeah it's been on for a few weeks". Well you're gonna need a new tire you ruined it by driving on it while it was flat Or they come in freaking out about the light on, on their dash. "I haven't driven the car for a week because I didn't know what the light was"...(sigh) you could've just stopped at a gas station and put 2 lbs of air in your tire and it would've went off smh

Originally Posted by FromZto5

Thanks for the info john... That was mostly what I was worried about, breaking the bead. As for the sensors that I have, it's not because it's losing communication with the car, it's because it has never been married yet. Apparently it goes to sleep when it's unmarried and doesn't receive a signal back. Thing of it is though, is that this is a specific brand feature. From what I understand, there are other brands of sensors out there that continually emit RF signals or get triggered on by rotation of the tires. However, those brands will have much less battery life then this orotek brand does.

Originally Posted by Horspla

Anytime bud. Try the lower pressure first instead of a full deflation...slightly less hassle. Of course if you do a full deflation you could always refill the tires with nitrogen . Far less pressure gain across cold/hot cycles. John