TPMS Malfunction

[Tintking]

Originally Posted by FrenchBoy

Honestly, I do not know. I never actually took it to a tire shop and straight to the dealer. After you have tried to reset the TPMS and driven for a bit, it can take a while, my next guess would be to confirm that it is actually coming from the new wheels, i.e. swap to the summer set and see if it reads correctly.

Otherwise, dealer can read codes and check the battery levels.

Good luck

Sorry if this has been answered already but can you put new batteries in the sensors or do you have to buy a whole new sensor?

[Tintking]

And whatever the answer is to my previous question... is it for all sensors or just OEM sensors? And if only one sensor is bad or has a dead battery would that make all of the other sensors not read or go through the reset process or just that one tire?

[White340]

Originally Posted by Tintking

Sorry if this has been answered already but can you put new batteries in the sensors or do you have to buy a whole new sensor?

The battery can't be changed (at least easily that I know of) since it is covered with some glue type compound.

[White340]

Originally Posted by Tintking

And whatever the answer is to my previous question... is it for all sensors or just OEM sensors? And if only one sensor is bad or has a dead battery would that make all of the other sensors not read or go through the reset process or just that one tire?

If one is bad I believe the entire system won't register.

[Pittz1]

Originally Posted by Pittz1

https://www.tpmsdirect.com/BMW_M3_TP...6-f80-hufm.htm

Cheaper than ebay

Bought these w/ black valve stems. Reset the TPM system and they work flawlessly.