cvkatigbak

changed my stock wheels, now the tire pressure sensor keeps showing up. its annoying. anyway i can reset it so that it stops popping up???

BeNz C350

you might what to call the dealer and check with them..

AkaSigFreak

Did you install TPMS sensors on the new rims? Have you selected the option to accept the new tire pressure level?

narky

I'm assuming that you installed TPMS sensors on the new wheels... Did you?

EDIT: Oops. akasigfreak and I posted at the same time.

cvkatigbak

nope. no sensors installed. just took off stock rims, and placed BBS CH didnt worry about sensors at time. now im irritated.

Azn_C300

Install TPMS or build up your annoyance tolerance

narky

........................................... Well, there's your answer. Others have asked this question before. No solution to the sensor warnings (other than installation of sensors) has been found thus far.

verbtheory

yup did the same thing, basically there are small independent sensors on each wheel. you need to remove them from your stock rims and get them on your new setup, unfortunately not all rims will accept the sensors so you might have to get them custom installed.

AMGTestDriverNJ

what kind of tire shop doesn't swap the sensor or atleast ask you if you want them done? I'd make them do it for free.

amgluvr

I did the same *****. the shop didn't ask me if I wanted to switch them out. Now the warning comes on all the time.

Ron Jr

Tire Rack sells sensors that are compatable.

Glyn M Ruck

Wake up guys - this is basic stuff

RLE

In fact they are the same exact ones that are MB factory installed. About 71 bucks each.