Tpms
05-25-17, 08:15 AM
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You would need to check and see if the TPMS sensor frequency is compatible with your vehicle.
As an example, EZ Sensor have TPMS for Lexus and can be cloned to the OEM ones, meaning you would have now 2 sets of TPMS with the same 4 codes.
You can swap between wheel sets and the vehicle wouldn't know the difference, and no additional programming would be needed.
As an example, EZ Sensor have TPMS for Lexus and can be cloned to the OEM ones, meaning you would have now 2 sets of TPMS with the same 4 codes.
You can swap between wheel sets and the vehicle wouldn't know the difference, and no additional programming would be needed.
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