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Section 4
If the warning light or the message
does not disappear, make sure to
check the tire pressure and inflate
the tires to the recommended
pressure as necessary.
Check your tires at least once a
month. Don't forget your spare
tire (if equipped).
You may use the Driver
Information Center to monitor
the inflation pressures of your
vehicle's tires. See "Driver
Information Center" in Section 1.
See the tire information label for
your vehicle's tire inflation
specifications.
To determine the location of your
vehicle’s tire information label, see
"Vehicle Loading" in Section 3.
If you replace the original tires
on your vehicle with tires of a
different size, the pressure listed
on the tire information label
may not be correct. Be sure to
determine the correct tire pressure
for the size of the tires on your
vehicle.
Make sure the replacement tire is
compatible with your tire pressure
monitoring system. If not, the
system may give inaccurate low
pressure warnings.
The Tire Pressure Monitor can alert
you about a low or high tire
pressure condition, but it does not
replace normal tire maintenance.
It is the owner's responsibility to
make sure the correct tire pressure
is maintained.
The low tire pressure warning light
will flash for 60 seconds and then
shine steadily if a problem with the
tire pressure monitor system is
detected.
The warning will reappear each
time the vehicle is started until the
problem is corrected.
SERVICE TIRE MONITOR appears
when the tire pressure monitoring
system is not working properly.
This message and/or the low tire
pressure light may appear under
the following conditions:
• One or more of the tire sensors
may be missing or inoperative.
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