Tire Pressure Display

Anyone know if it is possible for the DIS to display actual real-time tire pressure readings. The manual talks about the TPMS but doesn't say a thing about how to display the tire pressure readings......certainly this new Tundra must have the capability to do so.

Thanks

 

Mine always shows the real time tire pressures once the vehicle is running.

 

Mine doesn't...which trim level do you have? Where does it display the actual pressure?

 

Limited. Sounds like an issue. You just have the blank lines for each tire on the screen? I often get that until I start moving.

 

Negative, I don't have anything and I have tried going through the driver information center settings and don't see the option to turn it on. Ive got the 1794.

 

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i have a 1794 and it took me 2 weeks to figure it out after my girlfriend with a Highlander showed me. BTW, the manual says nothing.

Press the right arrow button 3 times on the left side of the steering wheel( icon with car and an I). Then press the ok button down 3 times. TPMS should display.

 

This worked for me.

 

Will try that tomorrow. I agree, the manual says nothing.

 

Thanks for the tip, it worked. This thing is definitely a "smart truck" that sometimes has an attitude. . Now to conquer pulling a trailer. Geaux Tigers!

 

Does anyone know if the Toyota system can display additional tires, such as on a trailer? Ford and others apparently allow adding additional TPMS sensors to the system.

 

It was hard enough finding where the truck tire TPMS was, seriously doubt that trailer tires are on there.

 

thanks for this, went through all the options today to check pressure and couldn't find it, obviously missed it

 

typically toyota ecu's can only hold 5 sensors in memory if i recall correctly (well at least the old ecu's) most now a days only hold 4.


on a side note, the ecu's can only hold 4 or 5 key fobs in memory also.

once you max out, you have to delete via techstream.

 

doesn't the 22 hold 8 sensors? thought someone posted that here