How Do I Enter Tire Pressure?

[jp2code]

My motorcycle specs a different tire pressure for the front and for the rear.

How exactly am I supposed to input this?



I don't know of any vehicle that only has 1 tire (unicycles are not on the road).

So, is this supposed to be a fixed value that never changes? I mean, if I check my tire pressure readings while filling up and enter that data here, there is little chance that all tires are going to have the same pressure.

If I fill my tires so that they then all have the same pressure, then what is the point of recording it?

[RobertV]

Looking into this now. Thanks for bringing it to our attention.

[RobertV]

This is a work in progress...

In the meantime, some of our beta app testers have mentioned using a decimal as the "separator". In your case "36.38".

[jp2code]

Sounds good. Thanks for the update.

I gather this is a new feature (it wasn't there at my last fill-up recording), and that the on-screen guidance/help text (textbox onblur() event & description line below) will follow after it is out of Beta.

[Gadgetguru]

Was just searching this and found this thread. Guys with trucks, like myself, often run different tire pressures front and rear for towing and hauling. Glad to see it is being addressed. Thanks!

[SoCalDude]

I take my tire pressure readings directly from my dashboard display and it gives readings for each individual tire (four readings).

How would I enter all four tire readings? 35.36.34.36 isn't a numeric value. Neither is 35 36 34 36.

I had to enter it as 35363436, which is not intuitive at all. Didn't the developers at Fuelly solicit input from drivers? How did this get released?