Is this the same thing if you get aftermarket wheels with TPMS sensors already installed? There is no programming to do and the truck will just pick up the signals? I know in my 08 mustang, I had to go to each tire and hold a key fob and then the horn would beep when it was initiated. I have no light in the dash saying there is a TPMS fault so I take it that there is nothing to do when changing wheels?
Tire Pressure sensor location?
Yes, I know where they are located, but I'm wondering how the truck knows which tire is where. I'm due for my first rotation soon and i perform all work myself. Is there any process to make the truck learn the after tire rotation locations? (i.e I move the right rear tire to right front how does the truck know that tire has moved?)
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