"Gary" wrote in message ...
micky wrote:

I don't remember if my car at home has tire-pressure monitoring but the
rental car does and of course the rental company gave me no information
about how to use it.

It seems to me that when the light goes on, and I add some air to one or
two tires that accept the air, even if I don't add enough, or maybe I
add too much, then I hold the button in until the light goes off, and
even if I have low pressure in a couple tires, even if the tires are
uneven, the light will go off and will stay off because I said that that
was okay. Is that right?

It seems very unreliable, especially since I didn't bring a tire
pressure gauge, and though you can set the pumps here to the desired
pressure, they don't seem to make any noise when filling or done
filling.

IMO, cars should never have had computer nonsense added.

Yes, you actually are that stupid. No ABS, having to fart
around when a sensor dies instead of the car telling you
which one has died. Having to fart around doing the
timing and points etc by hand again. No thanks.

Wouldn't a very basic, no computer new car be nice to buy...

Nope. And if you really want one, you are free
to buy an old one that has no computer in it.

for so less price too. People are way too spoiled these days.

Odd that you don't use a pencil and paper to communicate with too.

People are way too spoiled these days.