Originally Posted by typhoon55
Ben47 - it is not worth the time and aggravation for just that alone.
I am from the dealers should be avoided at all costs school.
As i said, if and when there are other warranty issues that warrant it, then i would probably have the tps checked.
Drop it off on the morning, get your free loaner and pick it up on the way home. It's not rocket science recalibrating the TPM sensors and why drive around with a warning light on? I have caught a couple of slow leaks that the TPM warned me about thus saving the tire from possible destruction.
I don't know what makes a lot of Crossfire owners so paranoid about taking in their car for service, it's almost laughable reading some of those posts.