[Guskuf]

I have a 3500 Dually with the Laramie package. My previous truck was a 1500 with the same package. The 1500 would alert me on low air pressure in the tires. The 3500 shows the tire pressure(s) in the instrument panel, but I get no warning of low pressure. My inside tire was down to ten pounds and no warning.

So my question is: Is the 3500 supposed to warn me ?

 

[Guthrie5]

My dually has the ability to go into settings and turn the tire pressure indicator on or off. It's on the radio panel. But mine is just a big horn. I would check that area first to make sure it's not turned off. edit: After posting I went out and double checked the location for the Tire Fill Assist - It is in the UConnect app - just push that and you will find it on the screen.

 

[Lins]

Duallies aren’t typically set to warn you.

 

[Radride]

I have a 3500 Dually with the Laramie package. My previous truck was a 1500 with the same package. The 1500 would alert me on low air pressure in the tires. The 3500 shows the tire pressure(s) in the instrument panel, but I get no warning of low pressure. My inside tire was down to ten pounds and no warning.

So my question is: Is the 3500 supposed to warn me ?

MY SRW 3500 Laramie has this option in the Uconnect. I leave mine off because I check my tire pressures before I tow.

R.K.

 

[H3LZSN1P3R]

3500s only have TPIS not TPMS like the 2500/1500s have with alfaobd you can change them to have TPMS on the 3500s so it will alert you

 

[Radride]

3500s only have TPIS not TPMS like the 2500/1500s have with alfaobd you can change them to have TPMS on the 3500s so it will alert you

No you don't. Its in the Uconnect. You can select a pressure that it will notify you.

R.K.

 

[H3LZSN1P3R]

No you don't. Its in the Uconnect. You can select a pressure that it will notify you.

R.K.

Nope that is wrong you are talking about selectable fill tire assist that is completely different…

 

[Jimmy07]

No you don't. Its in the Uconnect. You can select a pressure that it will notify you.

R.K.

You are referring to selectable tire fill alert, which has nothing to do with the EVIC automatically informing you when a tire has fallen below threshold. Like mentioned above, 3500s have TPIS, which is information system only. You have to purposely pull up the tire psi screen to view the pressures. You will not be alerted to a tire that is below a set threshold.

 

[Radride]

Nope that is wrong you are talking about selectable fill tire assist that is completely different…

Why? If you turn it on and you fall below the tire pressure you set it will alert you.

R.K.

 

[H3LZSN1P3R]

Why? If you turn it on and you fall below the tire pressure you set it will alert you.

R.K.

No it wont thats not how that system works at all… i have the same thing as it comes with the Off road pkg and it will not set an alert if you lose air pressure

 

[Radride]

No it wont thats not how that system works at all… i have the same thing as it comes with the Off road pkg and it will not set an alert if you lose air pressure

Why have the system then? Waste of time.

R.K.

 

[Jimmy N.]

Why have the system then? Waste of time.

It's meant to be a time saver.

 

[H3LZSN1P3R]

Why have the system then? Waste of time.

R.K.

So you can air your tires up and down to a set pressure without needing a gauge when you go offroad thats why it comes with the offroad pkg…. Not all trucks have that feature and it does not work on my truck anyway

 

[meatheadgn]

The National Highway Traffic Safety people only require notification on passenger vehicles and the 3500 1 ton trucks are exempt from the requirement so it is not on the truck to give you a notification. That is what I understood when I looked into it.

 

[H3LZSN1P3R]

The National Highway Traffic Safety people only require notification on passenger vehicles and the 3500 1 ton trucks are exempt from the requirement so it is not on the truck to give you a notification. That is what I understood when I looked into it.

But it can be changed in the trucks computer