[SlowDough]

Originally Posted by yogiii

Hey SlowDough,

Which one did you choose? Have you got it installed? I'm looking to get this done on my car in Delhi NCR and confused about pricing and installation.

Hi Yogii, yes I did. I got 5 sensors for INR 750 each, including fitting and wheel balancing. Weights were charged extra. This was the best deal.

Contact: Wheel Mart, Palam Vihar, Gurgaon.

You can also get it done from here: https://maps.app.goo.gl/e7fAX52cVdeajoKM9
They also gave a very similar quote and I think they will match the above.

[dinakaranchary]

I don't know whether this is the right forum to ask doubts.
Please bear with me if it isn't.



Why are the PSIs of the right tyres more?

It was normal when I started driving.
It increased as I neared 20 km. By the time I reached 25 km, it touched 39 psi and I got warning alerts.

[RMN]

Originally Posted by dinakaranchary

I don't know whether this is the right forum to ask doubts.
Please bear with me if it isn't.

Why are the PSIs of the right tyres more?

It was normal when I started driving.
It increased as I neared 20 km. By the time I reached 25 km, it touched 39 psi and I got warning alerts.

Not entirely sure but - heat increases pressure, so could be that the right side is heating up fast possibly due to imbalanced load?, wheel alignment or age of the tires.

[dinakaranchary]

Originally Posted by RMN

Not entirely sure but - heat increases pressure, so could be that the right side is heating up fast possibly due to imbalanced load?, wheel alignment or age of the tires.

Thank you.
The tyre is less than five years old and has run just 35,000 km. I am wondering why ONLY right side.
Must be because of the other reason you said - imbalanced load. Load balancing was done only when fitted it on Saturday.

[dinakaranchary]

Originally Posted by dinakaranchary

It was normal when I started driving.
It increased as I neared 20 km. By the time I reached 25 km, it touched 39 psi and I got warning alerts.

After parking for two hours, it is normal.

[dinakaranchary]

Originally Posted by dinakaranchary

After parking for two hours, it is normal.

This is an update to yesterday's posts.

Today, the first screenshot is while starting from home at 2.13 pm

[dinakaranchary]

Originally Posted by dinakaranchary

After parking for two hours, it is normal.

Today, after driving for 15-20 km, this

[dinakaranchary]

Originally Posted by dinakaranchary

Today, after driving for 15-20 km, this

Or is the tyre faulty?
Isn't it dangerous?

[pjbiju]

Originally Posted by dinakaranchary

Or is the tyre faulty?
Isn't it dangerous?

Check the tyre temperatures by touching them. If the temperature difference is significant, you can feel the difference. The heat dissipated from the engine can contribute to a higher temperature for the front tyres. Also if you have sunlight falling on the right side tyres, that also tends to create a tyre temperature difference between the left side and right side.

Since the temperature seems to be the same for both the front tyres, the pressures should have been similar. You can reach out to the treel team with the details. It could also be due to a faulty sensor.

[Shrek8421]

I am also facing a similar issue. Last year I drove to pondy in the heat and no overheating.

Today this is the result after 1 hour of city driving. There is surely an issue.
I have used multiple versions of the app but same result