they dont fit on the Gram Light Optimise 57, that is why.

 

Others may well have a second set of rims/tires....ie summers and winters or road and track.

 

Is there a fuse for it? I'm sure everyone tried that already.

 

some cars you can disable it through the ECU. SO i hope when the flash will come out they can do a same in the Evo too.

 

I dont believe you can disable it, as its a federal offence to remove the sensors for some stupid reason. Every 08+ new will will come with the sensors. From base model kia's to whatever

 

I hope someone finds that, as well as the airbags in the seats. That would make my year.

 

i called a tire shop and it costs about $150 to put the tpms in the new wheels. Kinda sucks that it is so expensive. I would rather get some more parts and deal with the light

 

Its a pain because you have to pay for the tires to be taken off old rims to even get them out. That light is going to drive me crazy.

 

I tired everything I ended up buy new tpms sensors and installing them on my after market rims and then go to the dealer to get them sync and done no more lights.

 

chuck 'em into the spare tire ( the tpms sensors) however you wont be able to use it anymore

 

You must like being taken advantage of.
Americas Tire/Discount Tire did not charge if you bought tires from them. It cost me $14 in washers and a 10 tip to the tire guy for taking care of my grams

 

This is probably something guys like Cobb need to address with their AP's

We run into this issue with Jeeps in the shop all the time, the new Wranglers specifically. Companies like AEV and Superchips that do the programmers for those do not make functions to disable them in the ECU (as said above there's legality issues with that) but have a workaround. They instead have a function to set the PSI threshold. This allows us to program it to 0psi, and then we no longer have issues.

 

ive done a couple sets of aftermarket wheels and the tpms sensors fit the aftermarket wheels... if you dont want to brake down the old wheels and remove sensors then you have to buy new sensors and register them to vehicle...only one set of sensors can be register to a vehicle at one time.. so if put old ones on for autocross or something then light will set codes and will have to be erased when registered sensors are reinstalled.

 

Seriously? you can't have more than one set assigned to the car!!! what kind of crap is that!

 

No one with a business is going to disable the TPMS. its Illegal. No one is going to make a program or offer a service to disable it and get paid. everyone else is free to try.