TPS question
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TPS question
so i got new wheels and i want to get tps monitors on the rims so i dont have to see the annoying light on the dash all the time. whats the best aftermarket tps system? And how does it connect to the cars cpu?
hate me if this is a noobie question.
hate me if this is a noobie question.
Depending upon the wheel type, your factory TPMS might work. If your factory sensors fit, you don't even need a reprogramming.
If you do get another set of sensors, you just need to get it reprogrammed at an Infiniti or Nissan dealership. Usually costs ~$50.
If you do get another set of sensors, you just need to get it reprogrammed at an Infiniti or Nissan dealership. Usually costs ~$50.
Most TPS usually do the same thing. It's a pretty simple system, to ask for the best suggest you're willing to pay top bucks to know when you have a low tire. Kind of a daily pre-drive insp I would think. Anyway most are the ones that stick to the inside of the rim or installed on the valve stem. I'm not sure how much the stealership will charge to program them to your car's CPU. Probably weigh all cost against buying them outright from the stealers, installation will probably be free (good luck)
I need to get this done on my wheels as well, stealership said it would cost $99 to reprogram.
The thing is, I bought a set of 19" Rays & he only had 3 TPMS sensors. I asked Inifniti if they could take 1 of my old ones from my old Stock 17"s and to reprogram, they said it would cost $99 for this. Doesn't seem too bad to me, would be nice if I could do it myself.
The thing is, I bought a set of 19" Rays & he only had 3 TPMS sensors. I asked Inifniti if they could take 1 of my old ones from my old Stock 17"s and to reprogram, they said it would cost $99 for this. Doesn't seem too bad to me, would be nice if I could do it myself.
light won't come on, if you don't have sensors in the wheels. for the 03-04 models. Don't know about the newer ones though. I went through 2 different sets of wheels without sensors, and no tire pressure light on dash.
Originally Posted by 10nara
light won't come on, if you don't have sensors in the wheels. for the 03-04 models. Don't know about the newer ones though. I went through 2 different sets of wheels without sensors, and no tire pressure light on dash.
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Originally Posted by Dominican1NYC
I need to get this done on my wheels as well, stealership said it would cost $99 to reprogram.
The thing is, I bought a set of 19" Rays & he only had 3 TPMS sensors. I asked Inifniti if they could take 1 of my old ones from my old Stock 17"s and to reprogram, they said it would cost $99 for this. Doesn't seem too bad to me, would be nice if I could do it myself.
The thing is, I bought a set of 19" Rays & he only had 3 TPMS sensors. I asked Inifniti if they could take 1 of my old ones from my old Stock 17"s and to reprogram, they said it would cost $99 for this. Doesn't seem too bad to me, would be nice if I could do it myself.
Originally Posted by 10nara
light won't come on, if you don't have sensors in the wheels. for the 03-04 models. Don't know about the newer ones though. I went through 2 different sets of wheels without sensors, and no tire pressure light on dash.
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Originally Posted by Dominican1NYC
Mine hasn't come on either & I'm missing 1 sensor and these aren't calibrated to my car. I heard it takes from 30-45 mins of driving on the 05+ models, I'll let you guys know when mine comes on.
Originally Posted by OCG35
your original OEM TPMS should work, no?... Mine worked on Volks CE28... no reprogramming needed... just be sure to mount on the same postion tire (r/r, l/r, r/f, l/f)...
UPDATE: I called my local Nissan dealer & they'll do the same service for half the price, they'll charge $50 for it.
Mine is a 04.5 also. Purchased new at Sep of 04. Light never comes on when on after market wheels, but when I put stocks back on, it functions normally (noise and light when low tire pressure).
