Issues with new TMPS in second wheel set

• The tire shop used an OBD computer to sync them with the car, but it didn't "stick". It worked initially, for about half a day, then said there was an error.
• I tried the process in the manual to add new sensors to the system, and that isn't working. Says to continue driving for set-up. (I drove 2 hours, no change.)
• The mobile app says that pressures haven't been updated since the prior set was removed, but is showing pressures and says there are no issues (the old set of wheels/tires are stored 5 miles away... pretty sure it's NOT picking those up.)
• I went back to the tire shop and they confirmed that all five sensors are sending in the correct band.
• OBD port shows that the vehicle is seeing the sensors and reporting numbers but the vehicle dash continues to show a tire pressure error and will not report pressures.

bobs619 said:

I was able to successfully add a 2nd tire set using autel sensors.

Perhaps u can ask your tire guy to clear your obd of any tpms error codes using the autel scan tool. Then after, u can redo the relearn procedure using the onboard settings. Per the manual this requires u to drive over 25mph for a specified amount of time.

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bobs619 said:

Another option is to clone your stock tpms IDs to the autels.

Good luck, boss

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Honeybadger said:

Looks great!

Do you have a part number on the wheels and what size falken's did you go with?

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ricochet said:

They're Wildpeak AT4W 265/70R18 HD E-Loads with the new Toyota TRD PRO alloy wheel. (for 2024 Tacoma)

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Markarian421 said:

Off topic, but do you have any shots from the front to show the poke with these wheels? It should be fine in theory, just curious to see. As I said on one of your Facebook posts, I'm thinking about those same wheels if I get stuck with 20" wheels. (Also, really appreciate your last couple videos on your new Land Cruiser!)

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ricochet said:

Upgraded wheels/tires with a second set that has new Autel multi-band TPMS sensors. It's not going well with the sensors reporting correctly.

• The tire shop used an OBD computer to sync them with the car, but it didn't "stick". It worked initially, for about half a day, then said there was an error.
• I tried the process in the manual to add new sensors to the system, and that isn't working. Says to continue driving for set-up. (I drove 2 hours, no change.)
• The mobile app says that pressures haven't been updated since the prior set was removed, but is showing pressures and says there are no issues (the old set of wheels/tires are stored 5 miles away... pretty sure it's NOT picking those up.)
• I went back to the tire shop and they confirmed that all five sensors are sending in the correct band.
• OBD port shows that the vehicle is seeing the sensors and reporting numbers but the vehicle dash continues to show a tire pressure error and will not report pressures.

Anyone have any thoughts before I take this to the dealer to get sorted?


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Honeybadger said:

Looks great!

Do you have a part number on the wheels and what size falken's did you go with?

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ricochet said:

I just got back from the Toyota dealer and they said that 3 of the 5 sensors were mis-matched IDs. Which is weird because that was the first thing we checked at the tire shop last week. Anyhow, they had it fixed in a 30 minute appointment. We'll see if they stay connected (since they were originally connected then lost signal.)

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ricochet said:

They're Wildpeak AT4W 265/70R18 HD E-Loads with the new Toyota TRD PRO alloy wheel. (for 2024 Tacoma)

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BossEvelope said:

Hey sorry for the random reply, does that tire setup fit in the factory spare tire location (under the LC) ? If so, do you think 275 would also fit ?

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