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Does not go off until the weather gets extremely hoy
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That is NORMAL under the conditions you describe. MOST LIKELY to occur when the tire pressure is set nearer to the 'threshold' pressure for the light to come on , which in most cases is 27psi. Set the tires to 35psi WHEN THEY ARE COOLEST IN THE A.M. --, however that is most likely not practical for most of us without an air compressor in our garage. So , in that case , request that whoever sets the pressures , do so with an accurate gauge and set them 3psi over specification. That will allow for a 70 degree fluctuation in ambient temperature without the tires falling below the limit(threshold) to turn the warning light on. 10 degrees change in air temp = 1psi in tire pressure. ....Hope that made a little sense.