Yes, it's a one minute procedure that you can do at home.
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Originally Posted by RobsDeville  So when the dealer rotates your tires do they have to reconfigure the system so it reads the location of each tire differently? |
I agree. You're going to have to do that anyway because in 2009 it's going to be a law and required for inspection. It's against the law now to dismantle or disable the TPMS system.
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Originally Posted by RobsDeville Id say the best option for the OP is they don't want to put up with the message is to get TPMS sensors for each wheel. |
That sounds like a symbol on an import.
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Originally Posted by RobsDeville On rental cars (non-cadillac) i've driven it has a (!) symbol if a tire is low and it actually has a TPMS light that flashes if the system altogether just isnt working. |
Yeah like I said don't do this anywhere near the rims with the sensors in them. Every time you go near them you'll get a reading.
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Originally Posted by RobsDeville Id guess this or something like it should be the case since the old eldorado wheels obviously dont have sensors instead of giving you false readings. Are the tires somewhere in your garage that its interfering with this process? |