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Originally Posted by rufusdedog
Are the TPMs matched to an axel/side? In other words, if you move a wheel from the rear to the front, and you have a leak, would it display the tire in the rear as low?
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You should reset your TPMS any time you do something to your wheels/tires. Reset and create a new baseline for the monitoring system, so any deviation from the baseline will then set off an alert.
Here is a funny story. I just took off the style 211 19" and replaced the 214 20" at a local tireshop. They put the 19" in the back for me to take home. On the way home, I tried to reset my TPMS, I am not sure if it's because there are also 4 additional sensors in the back of the car -- I could NOT reset it... until I unloaded the wheels after I got home.
