Question about tpms and tire pressure.

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So this is my first HD pickup (2026 3500) and so far I’m loving it. I’ve kept the tires at around 60psi (cold) when I’m not towing our trailer and it’s been like that for about a month. Today randomly I got a low tire pressure warning but it’s still exactly the same as the other 3 tires. Was just curious if there’s an easy solution? My tundra had a handy little button under the steering column I could press and it would reset the default values. TYIA
 

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Rear is well below where they should be thus triggering the warning. Front and rear have different PSI specs. It is most likely just a more sensitive TPMS. Bump them up 5psi.
 

So this is my first HD pickup (2026 3500) and so far I’m loving it. I’ve kept the tires at around 60psi (cold) when I’m not towing our trailer and it’s been like that for about a month. Today randomly I got a low tire pressure warning but it’s still exactly the same as the other 3 tires. Was just curious if there’s an easy solution? My tundra had a handy little button under the steering column I could press and it would reset the default values. TYIA
Resetting your tpms using an inexpensive tpms reset tool may work; I always carry one in my truck.
 

Here is a youtube video showing the procedure. Narration quits in the middle, but pictures are worth a 1000 words...

 

I thought the OP's question was how to reset it to default. Perfoming a TPMS relearn will usually reset the system and turn off the warning light, provided TPMS sensors are functioning properly. An Autel will cost him a lot more than a relearn tool which is always handy following tire rotation.
 

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