TPMS reset?
09-09-2013, 12:53 PM
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'04 E55 AMG, '03 ML500, ‘13 BMW 528i
TPMS reset?
I'm wondering if there's a way to reset the TPMS monitors beside using the reset button on the dash? I did a search but couldn't get the answer I'm looking for.
Short backstory of the issue: This spring I pulled the (stock) wheels off, repainted them, and put on a fresh set of Pilot Super Sports. The wheels/sensors were away from the car for a couple weeks before I put them back on. Afterward, the car read the pressures fine but shows the 'workshop/check tires' light upon every startup or shutdown of the car. I reset it several times using the reset on the dash and drove the car daily this spring, but the light continued to plague me. The car then sat for another 3 months while I was across the country for work this summer, and I secretly hoped that the TPMS sensors and car would "get to know each other" while I was gone. Nope, the light still persists. I will also note that everything was working fine before the wheels were removed from the car.
Not sure why they read pressure fine but the car sees a fault now.
Any way to do some sort of global TPMS reset to resolve this without using STAR? Or any other suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks!
Short backstory of the issue: This spring I pulled the (stock) wheels off, repainted them, and put on a fresh set of Pilot Super Sports. The wheels/sensors were away from the car for a couple weeks before I put them back on. Afterward, the car read the pressures fine but shows the 'workshop/check tires' light upon every startup or shutdown of the car. I reset it several times using the reset on the dash and drove the car daily this spring, but the light continued to plague me. The car then sat for another 3 months while I was across the country for work this summer, and I secretly hoped that the TPMS sensors and car would "get to know each other" while I was gone. Nope, the light still persists. I will also note that everything was working fine before the wheels were removed from the car.
Not sure why they read pressure fine but the car sees a fault now.
Any way to do some sort of global TPMS reset to resolve this without using STAR? Or any other suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks!
