Changed tires while back...now how do i deactivate TPMS sensors
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Changed tires while back...now how do i deactivate TPMS sensors
I changed my tires a little over a month ago. And about a few days after a bright red TPMS warning came on telling me to check my tires. I know i don't have TPMS in the new tires...so I need to deactivate the TPMS monitoring system. How do I go about doing this? I have read in this forum that it is included in one of the menus in the dash display..but I can't find it. 
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You don't need to deactivate, you just need to reset it as if you got a flat.
I just upgraded from 18" to 20" and it light up about two minutes into the first drive.
Here you go.
I just upgraded from 18" to 20" and it light up about two minutes into the first drive.
Here you go.
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I changed my tires a little over a month ago. And about a few days after a bright red TPMS warning came on telling me to check my tires. I know i don't have TPMS in the new tires...so I need to deactivate the TPMS monitoring system. How do I go about doing this? I have read in this forum that it is included in one of the menus in the dash display..but I can't find it.
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cyberous is that not just to reset the service warning? or are both the tire/rim reset in the same instructions? i read through the manual and it says something about oil but no mention of tires/rims.
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I did it a couple of days ago. From what I remember(hopefully correctly), Simply all you need to do is use the menu button to scroll to the temperature in the dash and then scroll up to see available options.
