I agree with most on the thread, the TPMS isn't set up for your car. Time to make a trip to the stealership and grab your ankles!

Can't tire chain stores do this service yet?

TPMS is federally mandated and i beleive it's set up to be standardized. You would think Sears or Pep Boys could program the transmitters to work with the car.

Does anyone know if there it a machine to buy that will indicate which tpms sensor is bad and making the ight come on? I was at Big 10 tires when a man checked my wheels with a hand held device to tell me which ones were good. If the price is not too high, i think it would be worth it to purchase your own as often as these things give you problems.It would save time at the shop for sure.