Rotated tires, how do I update TPMS tire location?

[theengle]

I recently rotated the tires on my Y this past weekend and I have noticed that the TPMS tire location is now incorrect. I moved both back tires to the front and vice versa, but I notice when I look at the tire pressures, they are still showing up in their original positions on the screen, how do I update the locations? I have driven the car back & forth to work today(54 mile round trip) and the tire locations did no update on their own.

 

[MorrisonHiker]

Normally the TPMS locations update automatically. You might try rebooting the car and see if that fixes things.

 

[Fourdoor]

I recently rotated the tires on my Y this past weekend and I have noticed that the TPMS tire location is now incorrect. I moved both back tires to the front and vice versa, but I notice when I look at the tire pressures, they are still showing up in their original positions on the screen, how do I update the locations? I have driven the car back & forth to work today(54 mile round trip) and the tire locations did no update on their own.

You run different tire pressure in your front tires than you do in the back? Why?

Keith

 

[theengle]

You run different tire pressure in your front tires than you do in the back? Why?

Keith

No, I do not. When rotating the tires, I noticed all of them were a little low(38 PSI), so I added air to the front tires to get them up to 42 PSI and then I thought I would not add air to my back tires, this way I could see if the car updated the new TPMS locations. Unfortunately, the onscreen TPMS still shows that the back tires now have 42 PSI and the front tires are at 38 PSI, which is incorrect. The system should show 42 PSI in the front tires and 38 PSI in the back. Once I figure out how to correct the TPMS locations, I will run all tires at 42 PSI.

 

[EVEnergy]

In the service menu, there's a tire configuration option. You can re-select your tire configuration and/or choose the pressure reset. That might do it.

 

[theengle]

In the service menu, there's a tire configuration option. You can re-select your tire configuration and/or choose the pressure reset. That might do it.

I see the 'wheel configuration' button in the service menu but I do not have a TPMS reset button. Per my software, I am up to date, using v10.2(2021.24.11).

 

[EVEnergy]

that is weird - right next to "wheel configuration", I have a button that says "TPMS Calibration". I have a M3 but I don't think that should be a big difference between the 3 and Y.

 

[angus[Y]oung]

that is weird - right next to "wheel configuration", I have a button that says "TPMS Calibration". I have a M3 but I don't think that should be a big difference between the 3 and Y.

@EVEnergy depends on the year of your 3. Model Y introduced a bluetooth-based TPMS system, right from the start of Y production. Model 3 moved to that same system, but I believe not until the 2021 model year; previous Model 3 have a different TPMS.

 

[EVEnergy]

@EVEnergy depends on the year of your 3. Model Y introduced a bluetooth-based TPMS system, right from the start of Y production. Model 3 moved to that same system, but I believe not until the 2021 model year; previous Model 3 have a different TPMS.

That makes perfect sense - mine is a 2019

 

[theengle]

Just an update, checked my TPMS locations this morning on the way into work and the locations were finally correct, so in summary it looks like it took my Y about 150-200 miles of driving and/or 5 days for it correctly update the locations. Thanks for everyone's input/help.