You definitely can't. It didn't switch to the old sensor when I changed my winter tires back to summer ones this year. After that I went to the dealer where they changed them and the guy there told me the button sequence so I could swap them myself in the future.

 

Well I called the dealer... and after they finished calling "another guy" and then "another guy"... they finally came up with an answer:
You press the TPMS SET button (located under the steering wheel - slightly above the pedals) three times. Then the TPMS light starts flashing and then goes out.

Of course in my case it lit up again. But I connected my laptop to it, fired up techstream and found out that it wasn't happy about the pressure. This could have been easy to find out if the damned bastards left the TPMS menu in the car.

 

Hi guys,
Seeing the discussion of TPMS, I don't know if you have solved this problem yet.
let me share some experiences (though not solved yet).

I'm from Taiwan and my car it's 2016 NX 200t F-sport(2nd hand). We don't have TPMS information on display, like the Eu market(only have warning light). but after 2017 or 2018 it's standard.
According to my research on the Internet, Lexus removed unless three parts from the model of the year.
Our local stores have been able to successfully restore the original function of TMPS on information display, Unfortunately, they do not want to share this information. (I can understand, because this is also their hard research and testing)
Now, I still need 2 parts and need to know, how to activate the functions on the information display.

Don't tall me go the shop and pay for it, I just like do it myself.

 

Hello j1ffrey,

Well it is not solved, at least for me. But I'm happy to hear that there's a solution for this,
even the details are not available for the public.
So are you saying that it is necessary to replace some parts in order to have this TPMS update?