A few weeks ago, Our 2013 Ford Edge was hit by a snow plow. Now the snow plow company has paid for the fix and a rental car for us. During the fix, they replaced the rim and wheel on the rear driver's side of the vehicle. We picked it up today, and the Low Air pressure Warning light was lit, so we went to a service station and checking the tires with an air pressure gauge, the passenger side front tire was low, the rear on that side was fine, the front driver's side was OK, and the rear needed about 4 to 5 lbs of air. My wife has gone to work, she works as PSW in the community, she drives to peoples houses and takes care of the elderly and the disabled person in that house. That low Tire Air Warning light is still on. So when she got home, I went out, got the Air pressure testing device and checked all the tire, they were all within a Lb of 35 lb. If that rim the car repair company put on the car did not have an air pressure sensor, would the car throw that code because of that?
I do have video of the snow plow hitting our car from my security cameras, the video is on Facebook page. Go down about ten or so posts and you will see the video - https://www.facebook.com/dave.vandecappelle