TPMS Sensors not recognizing after OEM OT wheel swap (2 Viewers)

[mcclintock247]

Thanks. I bought the tires from Tire Rack and they told me that 60 psi is the correct pressure for my vehicle. It did seem awfully high. The previous TPMS malfunction took place in March of last year and may have coincided with all new tires being put on the vehicle by the previous owner. I'll try airing them down and maybe I can figure how to reset the system and start over.

I just hung up with Tire Rack. I definitely got bad information from the first rep. 35 psi is recommended for the Blizzaks too.

 

[cmfhsu]

Re-reading your post, it seems like your snow tires were already functional for a period before you tried re-learning them.

Note that tire rotations do not require a full relearn. There is a dedicated button in the infotainment for rotations, and you must follow the same "wait at least 15 minutes with the vehicle fully off and undisturbed before clicking the button, put the car into Drive, click the tire rotation button, and drive at least 25mph with occasional left and right turns" procedure as I described. Since your tires were learned at such overinflated pressures, you may also have to reset the learned tire pressures as well, from the same menu (or just enter 35psi numerically through that same menu).