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Potentially. You could put a dangerously high or low amount of air in the tire and then tell the car, “this is fine”.
by montjoy 5y ago
Potentially. You could put a dangerously high or low amount of air in the tire and then tell the car, “this is fine”.
- ctoth 5y agoMore disturbing to me is that most TPMS transmissions have a unique ID associated with them making it trivial to track a given vehicle. Many vehicles only transmit pressure when prompted, but I have definitely noticed those which constantly transmit. Usually Toyota.
- mywittyname 5y agoThat's how Toyota's proximity unlock feature works.
- ComputerGuru 5y agoIsn’t the range extremely close?
- kube-system 5y agoTPMS often uses a lower frequency range which can travel pretty well.
- coolspot 5y agoDepends on the size of your antenna. Russians might secretly built 10e10 sq.mi. antenna array field to read tire pressure of all US cars!