davidhoudek

The remote started came with my car when I purchased it, so would I just contact the dealership and have them to look at it? I wonder if it will be covered

Could be a problem with the link between your remote starter and your vehicle. I am just speculating here but just as when you first start a vehicle all the lights will light up to show you that they are all working in case one is burnt out... Well maybe when you remote start something causes the light for the tire pressure to remain on? Could be the way its wired to the cars on board computer.

I would contact the guys that installed it because i believe any sort of modification you did thats causing this to happen probably wont be covered under your vehicles warranty but hopefully the shop that installed it has a warranty on their work.

I have a question, I have a 2010 Deep Blue Water Journey, whenever I use my automatic started from my home to start car up and get into car and put key into ignition, it says low tire, but when I start it with using ignition only, I dont have that issue. I checked my tire pressure yesterday and it was reading 44 PSI, and it says it need to be 32 so I took care of that yesterday and I got the same issue today. I have had the car for almost 4 months and I have 1,542 miles on it. Does anyone recommend anything? Is this covered by warranty?