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I just installed new 19" tires and rims from TSportline yesterday. They came with the TPMS already installed but the tire
pressures are not showing up on the screen. Do you need to connect them somehow?
You need to drive on them for a bit if you haven’t done so already.I just installed new 19" tires and rims from TSportline yesterday. They came with the TPMS already installed but the tire
pressures are not showing up on the screen. Do you need to connect them somehow?
They say on their website that they use Tesla factory sensors. I will send them an email just wasn't sure if anybody had any experience with them.Whilst hoping not to sound like a jerk, did TSportline use the Bluetooth TPMS the model Y relies on that to date can only be sourced from Tesla?
They say on their website that they use Tesla factory sensors. I will send them an email just wasn't sure if anybody had any experience with them.
Thanks,
Yes. I have experience with them and their wheel packages. Read my post above.They say on their website that they use Tesla factory sensors. I will send them an email just wasn't sure if anybody had any experience with them.
Thanks,
They say on their website that they use Tesla factory sensors. I will send them an email just wasn't sure if anybody had any experience with them.
Thanks,
Bought new TPMS from Tesla for my aftermarket wheels and it took about 1/4 mile of driving for all 4 to show up.
For me the 4th one took more than a few miles of driving for some reason. I think the first one showed up almost immediately.2 of them showed up immediately, a 3rd came on by the end of the driveway and the 4th about 2 blocks later. Not sure why you'd disagree with a factual experience by another owner.
I just installed new 19" tires and rims from TSportline yesterday. They came with the TPMS already installed but the tire
pressures are not showing up on the screen. Do you need to connect them somehow?
Just curious how does the car know which car the sensors are on? E.g what if you pull up next to another car that also just installed sensors, and is it possible your car tires pair up with that car temporarily? Wondering how often it "resets" the connection so it's always on the right car since there isn't a pair thing going on?
Just curious how does the car know which car the sensors are on? E.g what if you pull up next to another car that also just installed sensors, and is it possible your car tires pair up with that car temporarily? Wondering how often it "resets" the connection so it's always on the right car since there isn't a pair thing going on?
Thanks for the information. They did connect finally. Didn't pay attention to exactly how many miles it took but i looked yesterday and the tire pressures were indicated on the screen.The Y autodetects....
If TSportline did not install Bluetooth Tesla OE TPMS sensors on the wheels, but instead intalled 433 MHz TPMS sensors - you should be able to have a local tire center detect them with their scanners.
If those are OE Tesla Bluetooth TPMS sensors - your Model Y should detect them.
I bet TSportline put 433 MHz sensors...
Or, I suggest "waking up" the sensors by deflating (say about 5 PSI lower) and reinflating the tires - then go drive. The Y should auto detect if they are the right sensors.