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yes big time if tires are at different pressures,they will ware unevenly and on the the front tires hard steering and excessive ware to front suspension.
Factory recommended tire pressure varies with the size/type wheels and tires that the vehicle was originally equipped with. There should be a tag or label on the driver's door or door post that specifies the original tires and pressures.
Do you have a full-size spare tire? If so, it too is checked via the Tire Pressure Warning System. Perhaps it is low, this is quite commonly omitted when setting tire pressures. If you have a temporary spare tire, it is not checked. If you have no full-size spare, one of the TWPS sensors may have been damaged by your tire changer. This can happen very easily, if the changer is not careful whilst dis-mounting the tires. A Toyota dealership has a special service tool that will check each of the sensors for output, while on the car. If a sensor is found to be bad, the tester will find it.
it means the air pressure in the rear tires are low,this is part of the tpms or tire pressure montoring system. have the rear tires checked for correct air pressure,a local tire shop should have the toll to turn off the lights Thanks Ray Please rate my solution as i try to be the best
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