TPMS Set Up
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TPMS Set Up
I know this has come up many times. I got my winter wheels and tires put on today on my car and the shop thought they would be able to set the TPMS up, but they were unable to. Has anyone else had any luck with their RC on going somewhere else besides the dealer? Sorry if this is a double post. Also if anyone else was wondering, 18's will fit perfectly all around on a RWD as a winter set up. Here is a pic of the OZ envys I got put on today.
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So what you are saying is that they replaced the factory TPMS with aftermarket, and if this is so it might be that the frequency of the new ones doesn't match what the car expected. What you'll need to do is at the bottom of the page. Take the car to Lexus and give them the new codes and they will have to program it, and it will probably cost you.
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So what you are saying is that they replaced the factory TPMS with aftermarket, and if this is so it might be that the frequency of the new ones doesn't match what the car expected. What you'll need to do is at the bottom of the page. Take the car to Lexus and give them the new codes and they will have to program it, and it will probably cost you.
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I just purchased winter rims/tires and talked to the Lexus dealership and they told me our cars have memory for one set of rims. What you need to do is go to the dealership every time you switch your rims and have the sensor IDs programmed. So what I did was purchase this unit that says it can do what the dealership does and program the sensor IDs in.
http://www.ateq-tpms.com/ateq-quickset-tpms/
I will be hopefully testing this out next week.
http://www.ateq-tpms.com/ateq-quickset-tpms/
I will be hopefully testing this out next week.
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The car is so new that most shops don't have the software to do it.
Tire Discounters is where I took mine to, but without the lastest software update they could not communicate with the computer to enter the 4 each number codes.
The dealer is where you will have to take it. It's a 20 minute job and cost me $50 bucks.
Tire Discounters is where I took mine to, but without the lastest software update they could not communicate with the computer to enter the 4 each number codes.
The dealer is where you will have to take it. It's a 20 minute job and cost me $50 bucks.
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