Those of you that have FOBO, where do you set the high side and low sensor? I have mine set at 1.5 lbs above recommended front and 4 above rear. On my trip to Charleston, SC on hot days the alarm was ringing frequently especially the rear tire. Its amazing how much pressure can build up in a short time on hot highways. The rear tire was 6 lbs + on one stop. I let about 2 lbs out to get within settings. Down the road it was up again. Let more out. When tire cooled at night it was low so added air and started process over again. Now home and checking tires I noticed tire was worn in center and need a new tire. Not to disappointed 9000 miles on tire better than 3000 on last but plenty of tread on edges of tire and could have gotten 12 to 15 K I think if I had been more aware of tire pressure. :f_spider:
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pegasus1300
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I agree with Pam. I tried setting mine at just 10% above the set pressure but as soon as the weather heated up it was constant alarms. I am now at 5 lbs over and no problems yet here in Ut.
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SpyderAnn01
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I just checked mine and the rear is set at 7 over on the high side.
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