UNV-IT46

iTrader: (3)

yes the new sensors will have to be paired with the car through the dealer

Kidcane

iTrader: (7)

Neither are my Mayas but they make adapters or you can remove the valve from the sensor and use a metal strap inside the wheel to secure them (thats what I did). I guess I need to go the stealership for the to pair it or reset it or whatever.

IP37

yep i got those adapters that iforged sells for my new wheels

which sensors did you end up buying?

i kind of got lucky and found a set of 3 of the same sensor that the car comes with (40700-jk00b) pretty cheap, but the cheapest I can find them elsewhere so I can buy the 4th one is around 105 shipped

but yea, you have to run it by the dealer to have the sensors paired with the car. a nissan dealership should be able to do it too. and maybe cheaper. not sure how much it will be though

jab23

Well, I ran over a good size traingle shaped rock a couple of days ago. Left side both tires. My car has the stock 19s. Thought I would have a flat. Didn't. Light came on though. Checked all the pressures and they a fine.

So if I'm reading this correctly, there is nothing I can do to reset the light? I either wait to see if it goes off or go to the dealer? Is it possible the rock compressed the tire enough to crush the sensor....or maybe just change the pressure so dratically for a second that the sensor(s) is confused?

Thanks for any help.

UNV-IT46

iTrader: (3)

i dropped the pressure down in my tires then filled it back up and that reset mine

Kev G37S

Thanks for the reply because I have the same problem as jab23, but I ran over a puthole I believe. I guess just filled up to 35psi isn't working to reset the warning light .

UNV-IT46

iTrader: (3)

well i ran on a dirt road with large rocks which is what set mine off... also you must drive for about 5-10 miles before it will reset

Kev G37S

yeah.. I didn't do that.. I only drove around for like less than 3 miles because I thought once you reached 16 MPH then it will activate and reset by itself. Thanks!

UNV-IT46

iTrader: (3)

no that didnt work for me. it took a couple miles before it reset

jab23

Mine was still on last night when I parked the car for the night and was no longer on this morning. What a strange system?? Took 3 days to reset.

ajb723

G37S
Tire pressure warning light came on- checked tires- each had approx 30-32psi. Added air to 35. Took 30 miles of driving before light went out.
Alan