Anyone have issues with the TPMS reading the wrong tires? Noticed when I received a low pressure warning. Front Passenger side sensor read low but when I checked it was actually the back passenger side tire. Ran an experiment with the drivers side and it is reading correctly. Performed the tire update under “Service - “Wheel & Tire Configuration” to try and get TPMS to refresh but still reading the wrong tire after doing that a few times, along with the old power cycle. Any suggestions? 2022 MYLR
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TMPS not updating
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Three weeks after a tire rotation, mine still hadn't reset. Yes, I'd tried restarting and driving two minutes above 15 MPH, among other things. No dice. So when I brought the car into Tesla Service for something else, I asked about this.
Turns out they have a "re-learn tool" that will fix it. I assume the tool plugs into the wiring harness behind the center console, because my second row seats and and floor mats were moved around (Tesla Service always leaves a mess; seems like a requirement...) and since then the pressures have been displayed correctly.
Turns out they have a "re-learn tool" that will fix it. I assume the tool plugs into the wiring harness behind the center console, because my second row seats and and floor mats were moved around (Tesla Service always leaves a mess; seems like a requirement...) and since then the pressures have been displayed correctly.
carlos31820
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Are you not able to reset it thru the Infotainment screen? This functionality was added on software version 2022.40.1.
2022.40.1 Official Tesla Release Notes - Software Updates
That does not include any settings for TPMS, but I tried it anyway and it didn't help.
A Service Advisor later confirmed that nothing there or in the Service screen will help.
So, if it doesn't reset itself, ask a Service Center to use their "relearn tool".
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