VF 9 TPMS Error - High Rear Tire Pressure Warning

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I keep getting rear tire pressures are too high. I feel the threshold is too low. Connected my Autel ITS600 and it knows about the sensors 315 MHz and even shows part numbers, BUT gives me no option to adjust the warning set point. Sigh...1000005415.jpg
 
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If that tire pressure light is flashing when you start the car, it's probably one of those tire pressure sensors acting up. Could be the battery in the sensor is dead, or the sensor itself might be broken. To fix it, you're looking at around $70 to $135, depending on where you are and how much it costs to get your tires remounted and balanced.
If your tires are all way overinflated but if the pressure is okay, then you might have a slow leak somewhere. It could be a bad valve stem, a problem with the way the tire is mounted on the rim, or even a nail in the tire.
 
Hmm.

So the door jamb label says 38 PSI front, 39 PSI rear. I adjusted the pressures cold like I typically do other vehicles in the very early morning.

Strangely only the rear ever show the high warning, which is different than typical low battery/dead sensor response.

Vehicle delivery was November 18, 2024, also hoping it's warrantied. (Should be 10 years I suspect)...
 

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