I have replaced my stock rims with 22" ARMADA Rims from LIONHEART. I was wondering if there was a way to disable the low tire pressure indicator system. From my understanding, the sensors are located in the base of the stock valve stems and the stock valve stems would not fit snug onto my rims without leaking. Any ideas?

I have replaced my stock rims with 22" ARMADA Rims from LIONHEART. I was wondering if there was a way to disable the low tire pressure indicator system. From my understanding, the sensors are located in the base of the stock valve stems and the stock valve stems would not fit snug onto my rims without leaking. Any ideas?
They can be moved from rim to rim without any problem. I didn't do it. I only have an indicator light on my dash that lights after 30 minutes or so of driving. No audible alarms, etc. I just ignore it. There isn't a disable I'm aware of.

Yea, I get the same idiot light after driving about 30 to 45 minutes.
The air pressure is always fine when I check the tires.
What gives?

What pressure are you running? You should have at least 35 PSI. Be sure your gauge is correct, check it with another.

I do run 35psi, and check them regularly.
My gauge is fine.

I do run 35psi, and check them regularly.
My gauge is fine.

the outside tempreature could be a factor, you may wanna try to put a couple more psi in the tires :cool:

He isn't using the sensors, so it won't matter what he is running at. They were leaking on his rims. See the original post. However, I'm not sure why that would happen. They should work with any rim. But, no, there is no way to disable the light except to go in and rip it out. I just treat it like Ted Kennedy and choose to ignore it.

My bad, thenn put a piece of electrical tape on the dash :cool: