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TPMS Programming
Universal TPMS: Universal Sensors put themselves to sleep if not programmed to the vehicle 1 hour after mounting. If you are having problems programming the sensors to the vehicle, follow these steps:
1. Take the valve cores out of all 4 tires and deflate the tires completely.
2. Wait 20-30 minutes.
3. Inflate the tires back to the recommended PSI.
4. Follow your vehicle's recommended programming procedure.
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Universal TPMS: Universal Sensors put themselves to sleep if not programmed to the vehicle 1 hour after mounting. If you are having problems programming the sensors to the vehicle, follow these steps:
1. Take the valve cores out of all 4 tires and deflate the tires completely.
2. Wait 20-30 minutes.
3. Inflate the tires back to the recommended PSI.
4. Follow your vehicle's recommended programming procedure.
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MICKEY THOMPSON ET DRAG AND ET STREET EXTENDED STORAGE OR WINTER STORAGE
STORAGE PROCEDURES AND TIPS
During the winter months or whenever tires are being stored for long periods of time, the following tips and guidelines should be followed to help extend the life of Mickey Thompson ET Street or ET Drag tires.
By following these simple precautions you will get the best service from your tires. If you experience inconsistent 60' and 330' times the next season, it's probably time to replace the tires.
STORAGE PROCEDURES AND TIPS
During the winter months or whenever tires are being stored for long periods of time, the following tips and guidelines should be followed to help extend the life of Mickey Thompson ET Street or ET Drag tires.
- Remove the tires from the car or jack the car up to remove the load.
- Drop air pressure to 5 pounds.
- Keep the tires away from direct light (sun or fluorescent). It is best to keep tires covered.
- Keep tires away from electric motors I.E. furnace, air compressor, etc. These create OZONE, which will damage the tire.
- Mickey Thompson suggests that you keep tires away from extreme high and low temperatures.
- Do not use any chemicals on the tires. To clean them use a mild detergent and water. Rinse well. Do not clean the tread surface.
By following these simple precautions you will get the best service from your tires. If you experience inconsistent 60' and 330' times the next season, it's probably time to replace the tires.
