How to reset the TPMS order after installing winters? Tires are fine

[canadian.bacon]

Got winters on the stock rims, took off the all seasons.
In the rush, they installed the 2 rear tires out of order (left to the right and right to the left)
Now the sensor for the right is actually showing on the left.
The reset button seems to be gone.
How can I re-order the tpms sensorsn ? I did about 30 km at 35mph, 40mph and 60-65 mph. No dice.

2022 MY 2000 miles on it

 

[Tam]

Got winters on the stock rims, took off the all seasons.
In the rush, they installed the 2 rear tires out of order (left to the right and right to the left)
Now the sensor for the right is actually showing on the left.
The reset button seems to be gone.
How can I re-order the tpms sensorsn ? I did about 30 km at 35mph, 40mph and 60-65 mph. No dice.

2022 MY 2000 miles on it

It will eventually get the correct location of the sensors automatically. Just have to bear with the wrong location indicator in the meantime.

 

[canadian.bacon]

@Tam
Thanks. I have a drive tomorrow for about 1.5hrs one way (and back). I will update here the results, maybe somebody else will have the same question, now with winter about to hit.

 

[Tam]

...I will update here the results...

Tesla changes very often. I thought I did calibrate/reconfigure the tires in the past with the menu:

Controls > Service > Wheel & Tire Configuration > Tires

then now, I can't find it anymore. However, yes, I did get into your scenario: Wrong location display of the sensor, and I could not do anything except wait for a long drive, and eventually, it automatically sorts it out on its own.

 

[canadian.bacon]

@Tam 165 miles tomorrow oughta be enough, dont you think ?

 

[GlennG]

I recently switched over my winter wheels/tires and my Model Y picked up on the wheels and paired automatically.

 

[canadian.bacon]

Update: after about 200 miles, the wheels are still reversed (left-right)
I have an appointment to the SC on Saturday anyway for a rattle, will mention it there.

 

[canadian.bacon]

Another update:

Tesla released the latest 2022.40.4.2 version update

According to the latest report, Tesla released a new software update. The latest update rolled out with version number 2022.40.4.2.

www.realmicentral.com

Installing it now. From the release notes:

• Immediately after a tire rotation, swap or replacement, reset the learned tire settings to enhance the driving experience.