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Originally Posted by pruettfan
Actually it doesn't. That is the basis of the discussion. We can either live in the world we have or dream about one that doesn't exist. TPMS is an important safety feature and it does make sense that during times where the system thinks the tires are not in a safe condition that would not want the DSC to be in anything other than the most conservative settings.
This is only as big of a deal as we choose to make it. For me life is too short to worry about a little nuisance like this.
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Next up you will defend Mercedes' approach to dsc off where, after abs intervention, it reengages dsc
No M car before the M2 (maybe the M3/4 do this as well) has done this and they have had tpms since the ancient days of the E46M3.