Tire pressure Ranger Raptor

[Dubfound]

Mine were set to 47, already had a screw in one tire. My question is, where besides the app can you quickly see tire pressure?? The owners manual just says "use the information display or touchscreen." Cant find it anywhere on the touchscreen and the instrument cluster is just trip, the annoying af seat belt status, and fuel economy.

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[Dubfound]

On the right hand side of the steering wheel flick that tab button up or down and it will show in the dash cluster screen

 

[v8 goat]

I’ve had several F150 Raptors too, and the consensus among most owners (at least gen2 and gen3) is 36psi in the front and 34psi in the rear. I’m running that setup in my RR as well.

 

[Evilrider]

Mine were set to 47, already had a screw in one tire. My question is, where besides the app can you quickly see tire pressure?? The owners manual just says "use the information display or touchscreen." Cant find it anywhere on the touchscreen and the instrument cluster is just trip, the annoying af seat belt status, and fuel economy.

look on your door jam mine wrer set at 47 I brough them down to39

 

[KevR]

On the right hand side of the steering wheel flick that tab button up or down and it will show in the dash cluster screen

Thanks, I found it. I had to hit the back button to see all the other options.

 

[John E Davies]

Mine were set to 41. Will lower to mid 30's after my flat tire had me check correct pressure. went up a rugged road to a mine on Saturday and got a slow leak. I even received an email stating low pressure. The pressure monitor allowed me to get off the dirt before total flat.

You really do need a compressor/ jump starter box of some kind for those roads, I just got this unit and I am very pleased with it. It has a safe lithium polymer battery that won’t catch fire in a hot vehicle, and the features are well designed. it is fine for your situation, topping up one or two tires, but it is a pretty marginal for regular airing up all four tires.

Lokithor JA400

Test it first! I had to buy adapters (extensions) for my beadlock wheels.

John Davies
Spokane WA USA

 

[Mike9816]

I bought a Bauer tire inflator that works real well. Harbor Freight.

 

[HyperM3]

Mine were set to 47, already had a screw in one tire. My question is, where besides the app can you quickly see tire pressure?? The owners manual just says "use the information display or touchscreen." Cant find it anywhere on the touchscreen and the instrument cluster is just trip, the annoying af seat belt status, and fuel economy.

You can add multiple displays to the information screen area. One of them is the tire pressure.

 

[Johnny 5]

Mine were set to 47, already had a screw in one tire. My question is, where besides the app can you quickly see tire pressure?? The owners manual just says "use the information display or touchscreen." Cant find it anywhere on the touchscreen and the instrument cluster is just trip, the annoying af seat belt status, and fuel economy.

Here you go KevR. Use the "OK" button on the right side of the steering wheel and toggle it up or down to get to the "Configure My View" screen. Then, push that same "OK" button (following the instructions on the screen). Then you check the "Tire Pressure" box, and now your tire pressure screen is added to "My View". And if you ask me that is the most wisest (if that's even grammatically correct) thing to do is to leave your tire pressure screen on your display at all times. The first thing you need when you get in your truck or vehicle is good tires. And when you're driving, you need to know this stuff. Safety's number one with me. And that's the screen I always keep it on. I hope this helps my friend!

 

[Johnny 5]

Mine were set to 47, already had a screw in one tire. My question is, where besides the app can you quickly see tire pressure?? The owners manual just says "use the information display or touchscreen." Cant find it anywhere on the touchscreen and the instrument cluster is just trip, the annoying af seat belt status, and fuel economy.

Here's photos I forgot to attach.

 

[Love2Fish]

Hey guys, did not read all the posts but saw several regarding the delivery pressures. Most dealerships are not prepping the trucks properly. They all get shipped at 50PSI except 250s and need to be adjusted to cold pressure prior to delivery. I ran 39/36 in my 250 HD, my new Raptor Ranger will be running 34-31. Yes you will get the alarm, and yes you can program that out using Forscan if you update your software. The new settings in FORSCAN are not low pressure settings, they are set automatically set based on door jam pressures, which is editable. Just changed mine. Every tire manufacturer has a pressure chart based on normal load vs PSI. The recommended tire pressures from the factory are always high in my opinion, and ride suffers dramatically. Running the pressures where I do also does not affect wear patterns. Hope this helps.

 

[Love2Fish]

Here's photos I forgot to attach.

Go to my screens, hold OK down, add what screens you want to show up.

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