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Right, sorry, I should have specified, you need TPMS sensors, installed or not (in the spare, in a pipe, etc.). But you'll need the sensors pressurized one way or another. There is no way to disable the system that I am aware of.
Strange, I don't have TPMS sensors on my winters, but I only get the lower right yellow warning light. I am able to set my display to show whatever info mode I want it to. I have a 2011 IS250 AWD.
Strange, I don't have TPMS sensors on my winters, but I only get the lower right yellow warning light. I am able to set my display to show whatever info mode I want it to. I have a 2011 IS250 AWD.
I posted a similar version of this question in another forum, so apologies for the (mild) x-post.
So how many TPMS sensors can a Lexus remember? I read in my manual about the dealer needing to use a scantool to mate the sensors to the car, do you need to do this every time you switch winters to summers, or can the car "remember" 8 different wheels?
I posted a similar version of this question in another forum, so apologies for the (mild) x-post.
So how many TPMS sensors can a Lexus remember? I read in my manual about the dealer needing to use a scantool to mate the sensors to the car, do you need to do this every time you switch winters to summers, or can the car "remember" 8 different wheels?