2006 CLS500 Tire Pressure Monitoring
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Can i deactivate this within my console? I am changing tires and i would like to turn this feature off.
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Last edited by ducati371; 07-31-2008 at 10:50 AM.
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BTW, the law says that new cars must be equipped with TPMS that works with the original wheels and tires. There is no requirement beyond that because making replacing tires potentially illegal is a can of worms that they didn't want to touch. Similarly, no federal law prohibits disabling the system, although a dealer might not be willing. It would be up to states to pass laws mandating the use of functioning TPMS, as they do with seat belts. As far as I know, no states have TPMS laws.
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Whoa..I thought (I may be wrong) that the CLS does not have sensors on the rims i.e. tire stem. From my SA I was told it was monitored by revolutions of the tire/calibration and would cause a warning if that changed for any reason. So what sensors are being referred to?
When I got my tires changed, the TPMS shot off the chart. After a reset, it was fine.
When I got my tires changed, the TPMS shot off the chart. After a reset, it was fine.
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Whoa..I thought (I may be wrong) that the CLS does not have sensors on the rims i.e. tire stem. From my SA I was told it was monitored by revolutions of the tire/calibration and would cause a warning if that changed for any reason. So what sensors are being referred to?
When I got my tires changed, the TPMS shot off the chart. After a reset, it was fine.
When I got my tires changed, the TPMS shot off the chart. After a reset, it was fine.
I don't know what year each model that was indirect moved to direct, but late model cars would seem to need tire sensors.
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