Sunday, April 08, 2007
Jeep Commander Tire Pressure Monitor Display
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1 comments:
Hey Mario, I wonder who shot that video. ;) What makes the story even better is that I only passed one other driver while out that day. He recommended turning around because it got kind of nasty up the road further. So, I turned around a few feet later, and THEN I got the tire pressure alert. I was very glad to be able to get out, and change a tire on flat, hard ground.
~Toby
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