nobodycare

I just bought a new set of tires and now the PSI is all dashes on my dash. I've confirmed proper tire pressure and that all looks good. Has anyone seen this before? I've driven about 20 miles on it so far and still all dashes. I've tried searching but couldn't find anything. Please help.

kamskeez

Is the TPMS light on when driving? It might just need a quick reset.

I'd take it back to the tire shop though. They could have knocked/broke a sensor when putting the new tires on.

nobodycare

When I drive there is no light on. Apparently one of my rear tpms sensors was rolling around in the rear tire and they did replace it. I'm wondering if they messed up the registration of it. I've used the button under the steering wheel and that does flash the tire icon light but it still won't show the psi.

kamskeez

Did they replace it with an aftermarket sensor? Our cars hate a mix of oem/aftermarket sensors. My shop couldn't get them to program on my car so I ended up going all aftermarket sensors and it easily programmed.

It sounds like they either didn't try programming the new sensor, or they simply couldn't get the sensor to register.

nobodycare

Yes they replaced it and I didn't even think to ask if it was aftermarket or OEM. Looks like I'll be taking it back soon.

richard203

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mybe they didn't program the new one?

nobodycare

just fired up techstream and I can make a pretty good guess that tire 3 is the new sensor. It appears to be registered and tire pressure is being sent but still not displayed on the dash.

CBRA928

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i have the same issue, i kind of gave up, curious to see if anyone has a solution.

viperr

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I was in a similar situation where there were the same dashes on the screen. I switched to the fsport oem wheels which also came with the factory TPMS. The reason why there were dashes is because the new set of OEM TPMS was not programmed to my car. I drove for about alittle over a week with the dashes and I think every few days the TPMS dash light would come on and flash and then later in the day would go away (probably as a warning indication that TPMS is not programmed?). The solution was to get the new set of TPMS reprogrammed to my car again. The next tricky part was the tire shop had to enter my vehicle as a 2012 camry in order to the new TPMS to detect. I got the 2012 camry idea from the user mso4 here in this thread below. Hope this helps everyone!

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/gs-...f-sport-3.html

e60bmw

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Where did you have it done? I just got TPMS put in the car I got which didn't have it. When I first started the car it didn't register, but the 2nd time it showed up. I had mine done at Discount tire. I purchased my TPMS off amazon, they may be able to program it at discount for you if it wasn't done right.

viperr

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Yeah, usually America's tire/Discount tire would not charge to reprogram TPMS.

nobodycare

So I just got back from the tire shop after they replaced the aftermarket sensor in the rear with a new OEM and as soon as they pulled the car out after programming all the PSI lit up on the dash. It had to be the mix-match of TPMS sensors. Thanks for the help on this one!

kamskeez

Glad you got it all sorted out