Tire Pressure display

[RHugg01]

I can't find anything on this so I will try asking. Evidently when I last had my 2021 Gladiator serviced someone messed with the display and now I can not locate my tire pressure. The manual says to go to screen settings and find the Vehicle Info icon then use the arrows to find tire Pressure. However, when I get to the last part the arrows are not responding to let me do anything but use the left arrow to exit. My brother has a Wrangler and his procedure is the same as what mine is supposed to be. Anyone have any ideas on how to do this?

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[49Gramps]

If you have a Tazer, it's possible to accidentally erase the screen if you're doing tire pressure settings. Easy enough to recover by going back into the settings.

 

[RHugg01]

I don't have a Tazer so that can't be it. I might try contacting the service dept. at the dealership where I bought my Gladiator. They have always been very helpful and customer oriented and I have been a long time customer so they just might have one of their service people contact me. It's at least worth a shot.

 

[Josh00333]

What screen are you seeing?

Odds are they reset the oil change %, you just need to move the screen back to the TPS page.

And no I can't remember how to do it with out sitting in the car

 

[49Gramps]

What screen are you seeing?

Odds are they reset the oil change %, you just need to move the screen back to the TPS page.

And no I can't remember how to do it with out sitting in the car

It's the up/down buttons for the primary screens, right/left for the secondary screens.

 

[RHugg01]

The problem is that the left - right arrows aren't working on the tire pressure

 

[ShadowsPapa]

If it was working before the visit, but not after - they must fix it because it's federal law that no shop can cause TPMS to be non-functional.
Once you find oil pressure, engine temperature, voltage, oil life, etc. - it's simply left or right to the TPMS. So if you see any of that other stuff but can't go left or right to the TPMS - there's a problem.

 

[RHugg01]

If it was working before the visit, but not after - they must fix it because it's federal law that no shop can cause TPMS to be non-functional.
Once you find oil pressure, engine temperature, voltage, oil life, etc. - it's simply left or right to the TPMS. So if you see any of that other stuff but can't go left or right to the TPMS - there's a problem.

I recently had an oil change after the change oil light came on. I am now wondering if they manually turned off that light and may have turned off the TPMS. I can check with them too.

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