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I just switched out my rims and tires to aftermarket ones. I have reset the TPSM with the relearn tool. It resets but after a few minutes of driving the lights goes back on to reset again. Can anyone help?? Thanks in advance! 

 

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11 minutes ago, GMCailGirl said:

I just switched out my rims and tires to aftermarket ones. I have reset the TPSM with the relearn tool. It resets but after a few minutes of driving the lights goes back on to reset again. Can anyone help?? Thanks in advance! 

 

Did you start at the driver's front wheel and work around to passenger side and finish with the driver rear? You have to wait for the truck to Beep once at each tire, when done the truck should beep three times completing the process. 

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Yes I did. But I only got 2 beeps at the end. Should I keep trying it until I get 3 beeps at the end? 

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Sorry yeah it's two beeps after the beep on the right rear. Do all the tire pressures show in the DIC when you are driving after your done and then just go blank?

 

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I had that issue after new rims were installed. I even bought an Autel TPMS tool to trouble shoot.
My issue would up being a low battery in the rear left sensor and the new 35" BFGs were impeding the signal from the sensor with the low battery.
Dealer replaced with a new sensor and all was fixed.

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3 hours ago, BO TIE 1 said:

Sorry yeah it's two beeps after the beep on the right rear. Do all the tire pressures show in the DIC when you are driving after your done and then just go blank?

 

Yes they show then all but 1 driver front stays . 

 

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16 minutes ago, GMCailGirl said:

Yes they show then all but 1 driver front stays . 

 

That means you have to replace those sensors, except the driver front.

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8 hours ago, benny12 said:

How long should sensors/batteries last?

A few years is common, however, at times, they can last much longer.

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1 minute ago, MikeBMW said:

A few years is common, however, at times, they can last much longer.

That was a very nice PC answer😬, my guess would be until they fail..... much like your TV remote.

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22 hours ago, MikeBMW said:

I had that issue after new rims were installed. I even bought an Autel TPMS tool to trouble shoot.
My issue would up being a low battery in the rear left sensor and the new 35" BFGs were impeding the signal from the sensor with the low battery.
Dealer replaced with a new sensor and all was fixed.

Which model did you buy?

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38 minutes ago, JimCost2014 said:

Which model did you buy?

The MaxiTPMS TS508
 

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22 hours ago, MikeBMW said:

That means you have to replace those sensors, except the driver front.

But all the sensors are brand new. The TPSM is different then the one in posted. 

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1 minute ago, GMCailGirl said:

But all the sensors are brand new. The TPSM is different then the one in posted. 

If they are not pairing to the system, you'll need a proper scan tool to set them off and get them paired.
If they don;t pair up, even though they are new, they may be the wrong frequency.
Most K2s are 315 MHz.

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3 hours ago, MikeBMW said:

The MaxiTPMS TS508
 

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Very nice, professional grade, seems about right for me🤔😬

 

How do you like it? Think it has the range to help Cindy in LA?

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