Low Tire Pressure Sensor
5th Wheeling
Joined: Mar 2005
Posts: 49
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From: Mississippi
Assuming you kept the original rims and tire dealer replaced the original valve stem pressure sensors, you shouldn't have to do anything. I just got 4 tires on my 2004 XLT and Wal-Mart said they replace (rebuild) the valve stems' seals for $3.00 each. One of mine broke when they were removing it and it cost $49 for a replacement. Of course they said it was defective and they were not negligent. My low sensor light has not come on and I keep the pressure at 40 PSI year round. You might need to take it back to your tire installer and let them check the valve stems to be sure the gasket seals inside were replaced or not damaged / left off when re-installing.
