Strange, I never had the tire light thing until I replaced those crappy Dunlop SP 40's originals... they are crap!!!! Poor wear, poor traction, poor everything... DONT BUY DUNLOP is the only message I got from those tires and can't figure out why Toyota would put almost the worst tire on the market on there product line. check this link out....
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/survey...ay.jsp?type=AS
2001 Sienna....
Anyway, back to the light thing... I originally had 65's and put on 70's which are considered standard equipment as I read it on the door and (bought michelin harmony). And I drove 3000 kms and now my light comes on too. Strange why nothing happened for 3000K and just started up. I heard people say about resetting it? How do you do that or do you have to take it in? I think with the slightly different profile of my tires that is what is causing it. Strange that we all have michelins.... mind you michelin books show the 70 is the size and Toyota initially installed 65's on mine.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks.
btw - I still love Toyota's! They are still by far the best out there in my opinion.
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Originally Posted by mcgowanw
I have the same problem with my 2000 Sienna purchased this summer. A friend also has the same problem. One thing in common is we both have Michelin replacement tires. I don't know if that has anything to do with it or not. I've become accustomed to the light to the point that I just ignore it and assume that it is a false warning, which basically negates any positive aspects to having the system.
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