I swapped wheels from another same year Tahoe, can I learn onboard?
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I found a list of "Do This" on the internet.
I tried the over 50mph for 10 minutes. That didn't do it.
Next on the list involved a reset tool. Everything I read seemed to imply going to the dealer, or a tire shop. So, I bought "a" tool. VXDAS EL-50448 from Amazon.
No link, I'm not an affiliate. Under ten bux with shipping. 90 seconds later, all done.
I tried the over 50mph for 10 minutes. That didn't do it.
Next on the list involved a reset tool. Everything I read seemed to imply going to the dealer, or a tire shop. So, I bought "a" tool. VXDAS EL-50448 from Amazon.
No link, I'm not an affiliate. Under ten bux with shipping. 90 seconds later, all done.
adamztrucking
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You swapped 22" wheels for 18" OEM wheels on your 2016 Tahoe LTZ, but the vehicle isn't recognizing them, likely due to TPMS sensor issues. The 18" wheels may need functional TPMS sensors or a relearn procedure to sync with your vehicle. You can try performing a TPMS relearn or visit a dealership/tire shop to reprogram or replace the sensors.
Coolman1987us
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I don't understand where this "sit for 20 minutes and then drive for 10" came from. That is definitely not going to reprogram the TPMS. The tool is the only way.
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