TPMS sensor issue, PLEASE HELP!!!

[repo58]

I have a 2011 Tahoe with 22" Stock Caddy rims. I have tried to reset the TPMS system with the deflate method, multiple times, with no success. Is this even possible to get the Caddy sensors to communicate with the Chevy system? if so, HOW?

The new rims do have TPMS installed and both being GM products I think it should work.

I NEED TO GET THIS LIGHT OFF MY DASH!!

PLEASE HELP!

 

[domin8]

RF signal may be different and you might need to go to the dealer to have them reprogram the computer to recognize the tpms signal. I could be wrong, so I hope somebody who knows more would come in and speak up.

 

[Goodinblack]

Discount tire mine once. Still good.

 

[InTruckDesign]

you need to have a tire shop reset them, the newer vehicles do not use the tire deflate/inflate method. The shops have a handheld device that activates each tpms individually.

 

[repo58]

you need to have a tire shop reset them, the newer vehicles do not use the tire deflate/inflate method. The shops have a handheld device that activates each tpms individually.

The owners manual for my 2011 says to use the deflate method. Any idea how much a shop would charge for the reset?

 

[soulsea]

Any idea how much a shop would charge for the reset?

I go to the tire shop and tip one of the techs $10 to do it for me.

 

[Preludepearl417]

I have a 2011 Tahoe with 22" Stock Caddy rims. I have tried to reset the TPMS system with the deflate method, multiple times, with no success. Is this even possible to get the Caddy sensors to communicate with the Chevy system? if so, HOW?

The new rims do have TPMS installed and both being GM products I think it should work.

I NEED TO GET THIS LIGHT OFF MY DASH!!

PLEASE HELP!

Are your Caddy rims 2011 also? Each year uses a different bandwidth to communicate with the truck. If they are 2007 rims they need to be reset with the tool to go with ur 2011. Had the same problem when i bought 2011 rims for my 2007 and i tried to do the deflate method. Easy fix.

 

[Flowmini98]

It is my understanding as well that a decent tire shop can re-calculate/re-program your sensors pretty easily

 

[yates ™]

Most dealerships will reset TPMS for free.

 

[repo58]

Are your Caddy rims 2011 also? Each year uses a different bandwidth to communicate with the truck. If they are 2007 rims they need to be reset with the tool to go with ur 2011. Had the same problem when i bought 2011 rims for my 2007 and i tried to do the deflate method. Easy fix.

I thought they were 2011's but now im not sure because they wont reset.

So a tech at like a Mavis Tire shop would be able to reset the tpms to work with my 2011?