Another wheel/tire fitment question...

[SHOnUup]

So now that my TPMS light is on,  how do I fix that? They have the sensors in them.  How do I get the computer to recognize them? Thx

SHOdded mentioned something earlier about a 10-20 minute highway drive was needed to reset these.

Rich

[11BLKFX4EB]

So now that my TPMS light is on,  how do I fix that? They have the sensors in them.  How do I get the computer to recognize them? Thx

SHOdded mentioned something earlier about a 10-20 minute highway drive was needed to reset these.

Rich

The 20 mile got the light to come on. Showing Tpm fault. Also,  anyway to get my speedo corrected? Does Torrie have to do it?  Thx

[SHOdded]

You can either get a tool off EBay to train the sensors, or go to a tire shop/dealer to have it set for you.  Speedo correction can definitely be done at the dealer, and pretty sure Torrie can set it also, but best to ask him directly.

[11BLKFX4EB]

Went to dealer. They were going to train them for free. They couldn't do it because the sensors aren't Ford brand. The guy I bought them from had them in his Genesis.  Do I need to buy ford sensors to make this work? Such a pain in the ass

[CroR1]

If you have a discount tire shop near by, go to them and they will program it for free. All the OEM sensors you can program on you re own, no need for to ol.

[SHOdded]

Not sure on non-Ford-specific sensors.  They at least have to be on the same frequency (433 MHz?) to work.  Also these sensors have internal batteries that give out after 5-8 years.  How old are the ones you got?