So, I'm soon to be taking off my winter wheels and putting back my OEM rims and tires. Does the TPMS automatically reconfigure itself? Or does it need to be preprogrammed? If so I would need to get this at the dealership?

 

i dont think it reconfigures itself my TPMS is off right now. the dealership told me that i would be safer...? i was like uhh ok...anything screws up im blaming you guys for it and they said ok
im not taking my winters off till mid april cuz it just freaking snowed again in calgary so its lame as hell. i might need to be reprogrammed and maybe go to the dealership? thats what im gonna do so yeah

 

if your TPMS is off... then you need to dealership... otherwise, it will auto recognized..^^

 

Gotta love this damn snow!!!

 

yawpppp snowed alot today here in calgary...>.<

 

I have TPMS on my winter wheels, in addition to the TPMS that came on the OEM wheels -- my dealer told me that (in the spring) they would need to change the wheels back and reset the TPMS, so I'm not sure auto-recognition is how it works. Let me know if the dealer's just messing with me, of course. Maybe you mean if you switch the sensors between the two sets of wheels, or maybe just if you're switching tires on the same wheels (which is a really bad idea if you want the wheels to last)?

 

But you still get warmer weather then good ol deadmonton haha

 

I just switch my tires, does anyone know if TPMS rest themselves or way to manually rest them? Dam warning pain in the a_ _.

 

i never had an issue, got my changed out last week, and swapped my sensors onto my aftermarkets, and the TPMS light didnt even go off..but it should automatically reset itself...should....

 

[QUOTE=GenetiX403;6839883]i dont think it reconfigures itself my TPMS is off right now. the dealership told me that i would be safer...?

How did you shut TPMS off?