Tire Pressure Monitoring System Problems of Dodge Nitro

2009 Dodge Nitro - tpm valve strems crossion at valve stem retainning nut -- nut fails and valve stem blows out while driving - tire goes flat so fast operator can not stop before tire is damaged and has to be replaced - dealer will replace valve stem but will not cover the tire loss - this could be very un safe at high speeds - we have had 4 to 5 of these - also includes Jeep liberty - I feel Dodge needs to send out a recall to inspect the valve stem retainning nut on vehicle with tpm systems.

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Failure of tire pressure monitors on Dodge Nitro. The valve stems on my Nitro are fatigued and are breaking apart. I have had two replaced and fear one of the original stems remaining will possibly blow while traveling at a high speed causing a crash.

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Tire sensor stem cracks causing tire to lose air. I will have had 4 replaced in last 12 months. These are not due to damage. They are stress cracks. 2007 Dodge Nitro. . Read more...

In cold weather, 4 to 5 degrees and colder, the tires loose pressure. It appears to be the valves which contain the sensor that indicates if a tire is low in pressure. Above 5 degrees the tires maintain the required pressure. I have taken to carrying a hand pump so that I can pump the tire as needed.

The contact owns a 2007 Dodge Nitro 4x2. The vehicle has goodyear wrangler st, size p225/75/r16 tires. The contact stated that the vehicle has had a flat tire every three weeks since it was purchased. She also stated that the tire pressure monitor lights remain illuminated. The dealer continues to inspect the vehicle every three weeks and stated that the tire is not leaking. The dealer always replaces the valve stem, however, the tire pressure lights remain lit and the tire continues to flatten. The dealer stated that they will not replace the tire because they cannot prove that it is defective. The powertrain was unknown. The tire failure mileage was 5,123 and the vehicle current and failure mileages were 5,800.

Tire pressure meter gives a false alarm intermittently during interstate highway driving. Alarm chimes and says, "check tpm system" and indicates the right rear tire has no tire pressure. After awhile the system returns to normal and then alarms again. This can happen anywhere from within a half hour to over two hours between alarms. The problem has been attempted to be fixed 5 times. All tpm parts, sensors etc have been replaced. Dealer now says it could be cell phone causing problem.