TPMS Question - Please Don't Flame Me
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TPMS Question - Please Don't Flame Me
I have a question about TPMS and time is of the essence. Normally I would do a search, etc to find my answer. If I put Blizzaks on my current OEM rims (same size tire) do I need a TPMS reset? Stock Journey rims with stock P225 / 50R18 tires
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no, as long as you use the same TPMS sensors from the oem rims... you are good to go... just dont miss match the where they were. If you had another set of TPMS.. then it would have to be calibrated.
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thanks, for the fast response ..... do you mean front passenger rim has to stay front passenger rim once I put the new tires on? Or don't miss-match OEM TPMS with new non OEM rims?
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So you essentially can't do a tire rotation?
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thanks folks! Need to get some Blizzaks installed and wasn't sure about the TPMS. Didn't want to get a snow job (no pun intended, ok maybe a little).
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If you use the TPMS that's currently on your car you'll be fine. I bought a second set for my winter tires and I need to have the system reset every time I get my summer/winter tires swapped.
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thanks again all .... for now I'm just gonna use the stock rims for summer tires and winter tires, funds are low.
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I talked to my local Infiniti dealer about this same thing about a week ago since I bought a second set of 18" wheels and a spare set of OEM sensors to use as winter wheels on my '08 G37.
According to them, tire rotation or changing tires on the original rims does not require any type of reset regardless of which position they are put back on the car.
However - if you use a second set of wheels and TPMS sensors (even oem ones), they need to be "re-registered" since the sensors are supposedly matched to the computer, and the computer can only have one set of sensors registered to it at a time. So pf you're thinking about getting a second set of wheels and sensors to use for the winter with your snows, you'll need to do this every time you switch wheels. Price ranges I got from an Infiniti and 2 Nissan dealers ranged between $60 - $90. Or you can just run the second set of rims & tires without any sensors and just live with having the TPMS light on for the winter.
Please correct me if I'm wrong anyone.
According to them, tire rotation or changing tires on the original rims does not require any type of reset regardless of which position they are put back on the car.
However - if you use a second set of wheels and TPMS sensors (even oem ones), they need to be "re-registered" since the sensors are supposedly matched to the computer, and the computer can only have one set of sensors registered to it at a time. So pf you're thinking about getting a second set of wheels and sensors to use for the winter with your snows, you'll need to do this every time you switch wheels. Price ranges I got from an Infiniti and 2 Nissan dealers ranged between $60 - $90. Or you can just run the second set of rims & tires without any sensors and just live with having the TPMS light on for the winter.
Please correct me if I'm wrong anyone.