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Old November 20th, 2011, 8:10 AM
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I have noticed that according to my in dash display on my 2011 Silverado 1500, all 4 tires are always reading around 28- 30 PSI, the MFG Spec calls for 35 PSI, however they dont get low enough to illuminate the low pressure light.
Ive had the dealer pump them up to 37 PSI a couple times and in a few days they are right back to 30 PSI. Anyone have any thoughts?
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A change in temperature is likely your culprit.
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Thanks, and yes I too contibute change of Temperature, but do you think that 5psi drop affect my tire wear or fuel milage? I was thinking of replacing the air with nitrogen, do you think that may help?
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Mine have N2, they are 27 in the garage, shortly after 3 - 5 miles they go to 30 psi. perfect
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JK23112 makes a great point. Temperature is usually the culprit and is normal. If this issue continues to concern you, stop by your dealer and have them check it out. Best of luck!

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