Originally Posted by Bichon

They should be able to scan the serial numbers of your new sensors into their TPMS tool, then plug their tool into the OBD2 port to record the new sensor numbers into the TPMS controller in your car.

(Which is a difference procedure than those shops that require you to buy their generic sensors use; where they instead scan the serial numbers of your old sensors into their tool, and then clone those original numbers into generic TPMS sensors, eliminating the need to re-program new codes into the car)

Originally Posted by dstxy147

I have the issue but the car is driving slow and making noise when turning, this all started when the lights came on. I havent tried to fill it up with air because Im worried to drive it now, can someone confirm if this is common when the light go on?

Originally Posted by ELexis

dstxy147, is your dash displaying additional warning lights other than the TIRE PRESSURE WARNING LIGHT?

Originally Posted by dstxy147

No those are the only lights on. Also one time I tried to move it and it was on D and it wouldnt move at all, turned the car off and on again then drove but still very slowly. I should also mention its currently -40C when I live

Originally Posted by ELexis

To confirm, "No those are the only lights on", you're referencing the Tire Pressure Warning light and Master Warning light?

Originally Posted by dstxy147

yes those 2 lights are the only lights on

Originally Posted by ELexis

You've since confirmed tire pressure being correct? During cold weather, tires will loose air. As for the slow acceleration, perhaps a vacuum line come off or something is preventing cold start / warm up operation of the vehicle. Are you able to bring to AutoZone etc. to have technician use a scanner to pull codes if present (if you don't have one).

Originally Posted by DennisMik

The spare tire on the RX is a full size tire and it does have a TPMS sensor in it.