Roadster 2.x TPMS Tool

[ShawnA]

Hi All,

Sorry I missed this thread last year...

A good TPMS sensor I have had luck with is an Alligator 590883.
They are available from Amazon currently for $24 each.
They have to be programmed with a TPMS tool.

Amazon.com

After you have them programmed, you record the addresses, and install
them in your wheels and also record which address went into which wheel.
Then you are able to use the K-line option on the OVMS to store this new
set of sensors - Then write them to the active set in the car...
(Remember to have the ignition switch "On" to write the sensors to the car.)

Drive a mile or two and they should register, and all is good.

Good luck,

Shawn

 

[drewski]

I'm interested in purchasing one as well, are they available? Jeff (tjllew) Seattle. 2010 Roadster 2.5 base #539.
A bit challenged on complicated installs, is it easy to install?

You can order from Fasttech.com or (I think) Medlock & Sons sells OVMS now and is in your neck of the woods