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Could be proximity sensors for the cross traffic or parking alerts.
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My alerts are consistently triggered when backing into my garage. Admittedly, I am CLOSE so I expect that. I just hit OK to turn off temporarily.
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So Turn them off?
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I’m having random “Tire Sensor Failure” alerts pop up occasionally when driving at high speeds almost daily.
My pressure is fine in all tires (manually/professionally checked)
I have no punctures (manually/professionally checked)
I’ve even had the sensor system reset by Ford
yet… everyday it happens, then it goes away whilst still driving.
starting To get annoying, but oh well
My pressure is fine in all tires (manually/professionally checked)
I have no punctures (manually/professionally checked)
I’ve even had the sensor system reset by Ford
yet… everyday it happens, then it goes away whilst still driving.
starting To get annoying, but oh well
You could try backing in. I always back into my garage. I don't get any alerts when leaving. If you buckle up and inflate the tires, etc. you will also get less alerts.
Hi there! Would you send us a private message with your VIN and dealership name and location? I’d like to look into this concern on my end.
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