Question on tpms

[RigChaser962]

Hey guys, I'm finding out quickly that this forum is a very valuable tool for my truck and my sanity. I am also quickly finding out that I am a verrrry new raptor owner. So I have a question about tpms that I can't seem to find the answer to anywhere. Do all raptors have tpms standard on them? Namely my 2010 6.2. I have googled it and can't find an answer and looked through my dash for a menu where I could view and can't find a thing. Also if I do have it, does it give me the ability to see what all four of my pressures are at? Thanks!

 

[justvettn]

Unfortunately Ford sucks when it comes to TPMS, so no you can't see the tire presure in any of the tires.
It does come standard on all Raptors, I assume 2010 did as well. You could try airing down a tire to 32 psi and see if your light comes on.

 

[Rookie]

It won't give you individual tire pressure.

 

[justvettn]

It won't give you individual tire pressure.

It won't give you any tire pressure, just a dummy light.

 

[RigChaser962]

Awesome thank y'all! I'm hoping to have my icon 3.0 front and rear done by trr. I mentioned it to the Ol lady last night and she thinks it would be fun so hopefully ill get to go this year and meet you guys. It seems like a great group!

 

[Mjolnir]

Awesome thank y'all! I'm hoping to have my icon 3.0 front and rear done by trr. I mentioned it to the Ol lady last night and she thinks it would be fun so hopefully ill get to go this year and meet you guys. It seems like a great group!

you can get an OBD sensor reader and that will give you tire pressure by tire, but for some reason Ford decided to give you a dumb system.

 

[justvettn]

My brothers old Ram had a display that would show you all 4 tires in PSI and you could even change to kSI. When I bought my Raptor I just assumed Ford would have something similar.

 

[BigBOSS]

My Camaro can see all 4 of the tires pressures. I assumed that the Raptor would too.. That's disappointing.

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[Mjolnir]

I just ordered this:

Amazon.com: OBDLink Multiprotocol OBD-II by ScanTool WIFI Model: Automotive

I'm going to use it with an iPod in my truck and the app DashCommand. It will give me all the cool stuff of OBD II, but mainly I want tire pressures, especially off roading to make sure I don't have a puncture.

 

[justvettn]

I guess thats how Ford makes more money, customers just assume that a fully loaded luxury truck will have such options like tire monitor, heated steering wheel, keyless automatic entry and command start.