NHTSA Complaint #10568949 — 2014 HONDA CR-V

THE DAY AFTER PURCHASE, THE TPMS (TIRE PRESSURE MONITORING SYSTEM) WARNING LIGHT CAME ON INDICATING A LOW TIRE PRESSURE CONDITION. I CHECKED THE TIRE PRESSURE, AND RECALIBRATED THE SYSTEM PER THE OWNERS MANUAL (TIRE PRESSURE WAS HIGH FROM THE DEALER (@37PSI), AND WAS RESET TO THE 30PSI FACTORY SPEC). THE LIGHT ACTIVATED AGAIN WITHIN SEVERAL DAYS. I TOOK THE VEHICLE TO THE DEALER, AND THEY BASICALLY DID THE SAME - TIRE PRESSURE CHECK AND SYSTEM CALIBRATION. WE HAVE HAD THIS ISSUE NOW FOR 6 MONTHS. AFTER EACH SYSTEM CALIBRATION AND RESET, THE LIGHT WILL AGAIN ACTIVATE ANYWHERE FROM 1 DAY TO APPROXIMATELY 10 DAYS - EACH TIME THE TIRE PRESSURE HAS BEEN WITHIN THE FACTORY SPECIFICATION. THE VEHICLE HAS BEEN TO THE DEALER ABOUT SIX TIMES FOR THIS ISSUE, WITH NO FIX. (WE WERE TOLD HONDA WILL HAVE A FIX BY FEBRUARY, 2014). . THE (DEALER) SERVICE ADVISOR MANAGER CAN'T GIVE US ANY DEFINITIVE ANSWER ON THE PROBLEM, OR SOLVING THE PROBLEM. MY UNDERSTANDING IS THE LOW TIRE PRESSURE MONITORING SYSTEM IS A SAFETY MANDATED FEATURE, AND THIS IS AN ISSUE WITH MOST 2014 HONDA CR-V'S. *TR