After installing new tires & wheels I cant get the light to go out because max air pressure in my new tires are only 65 max instead of 80 max on the stock tires.

Dealer said they cant re set it? Is there a way to get rid of this annoying indicator light or just live with it?

 

If you didn't get the TPMS bands switched over to the new wheels, then yes, you have to live with it. I see that light everytime I crank my truck. Best thing to do, either put a piece of tape over it or try and pull the bulb out. I don't think the dealer can turn it off legally since it's a Fed requirement. However, you may be able to pay somebody under the table to do it if they have the correct machine.

 

They did put the sensors from my old wheels into the new wheels, but light is still on. No big deal just thought there was a fix for this.