What if it Snows?

Most likely problem is the battery in the sensor has died. Most of these systems are part of the valve stem. To replace the sensor, you have to bust the tire loose. Then either use a code reader with a TPMS reset, some systems have a connection that you make a momentary grounding to put it in reset mode.

Have had to do this on my Frontier. If you should decide to replace them, make sure you get the correct ones, seems each manufacturer has a slightly different setup for the sensor. The batteries are usually good for 7 to 10 years.

 

Well— it turned out that the very long week got longer today but not much longer and the boys and I were able to have short rhinoceros visitation and I was going to start the yard maintenance evolution but it’s hot and I am hesitating— the question then becomes to beer or not to beer and I think I know what the answer is gonna be

 

If ya riding on the lawn maintainer you can kill 2 birds with 1 stone , never buy a mower that wont hold a 16 with a coozy on the fender.

 

Drink’n and operating heavy machinery is wrong

 

A pre- celebratory ham has been removed from the oven. Corn on the cob has been prepared

 

But so right

 

The OM has gnawed down a sirloin already.

 

Ham is good. Corn is meh.

 

I didn’t do that. Another driver hit a pig. Oink oink. And it was narrow to me.