Getting my TPMS programmed
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I need the TPMS programmed too for when I get my new wheels and tires so I called my local Lexus Dealers around me in Southen California.
Called Lexus of Glendale $250 and they said this price was a CL discounted price. This includes installation, mounting, and balancing.
Called Lexus of Valencia $216 dollars and they don't care if you are CL member or not its a flat fee. includes installation, mounting, and balancing
Called Lexus of Newport Beach
FREE, all I have to do is bring the sensors in and they will reprogram to my tire and wheel specification.
Guess where I am taking my TPMS too?
Newport Lexus ROCKS!
Called Lexus of Glendale $250 and they said this price was a CL discounted price. This includes installation, mounting, and balancing.
Called Lexus of Valencia $216 dollars and they don't care if you are CL member or not its a flat fee. includes installation, mounting, and balancing
Called Lexus of Newport Beach
FREE, all I have to do is bring the sensors in and they will reprogram to my tire and wheel specification.
Guess where I am taking my TPMS too?
Newport Lexus ROCKS!
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I have 2 sets registered to my car and have no warning lights...
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I just put my OEM rims back on and just set it back to main and it worked just fine. It is so easy to do and I had no lights as I did the transfer. Just go back to the dealer.
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I'm going to be putting gspiders on my car and plan to use the same tpms set off of my orignal wheels. I'm planning to have my favorite tire shop do the wheel swap (along with mount, blance, ect).
So when my tire shop puts on the gpsiders (along with tpms), there should be nothing that has to get registered since it's the same tpms set being transfered to another set of OEM wheels correct?
So when my tire shop puts on the gpsiders (along with tpms), there should be nothing that has to get registered since it's the same tpms set being transfered to another set of OEM wheels correct?
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Just had my new tpms programed at the local Toyota Dealer for 95$. They said this was a standard charge for acessing the ecu. The process was very quick. They were able to get the serial numbers from the sensors without having to dismount the tires. The new sensors are now set as the 2nd set of tires in the ecu.
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But if they swap one by one, it should be pretty easy to make sure they end up in the same locations... but not necessary at all..
Joe Z
so i finally got my sensors programmed by a friend of a friend whom happen to be a toyota tech. It took him less than 10min. They have a TPMS sensor tool to get the numbers from the sensors, all he did was wave it around the sensor location and the code popped up, he wrote it down and accessed the ecu and bam 8 min later done. It was considered cheap but expensive for the least amount of labor required.(contradicting sent). I know u get the point. Im a happy camper
so i finally got my sensors programmed by a friend of a friend whom happen to be a toyota tech. It took him less than 10min. They have a TPMS sensor tool to get the numbers from the sensors, all he did was wave it around the sensor location and the code popped up, he wrote it down and accessed the ecu and bam 8 min later done. It was considered cheap but expensive for the least amount of labor required.(contradicting sent). I know u get the point. Im a happy camper
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