New Wheel Installed:
At this point you should have your new wheel installed. Lower the car onto the ground and
tighten the lugs one more time to make sure they are snug. Repeat the process for the other
wheels that you will be installing. Now it’s time to pair the tire pressure sensors.
Pairing the Tire Pressure Sensors to the Vehicle
Each tire pressure sensor has a unique identification code that allows it to be read by the car’s
computer. When the tires are rotated or the wheels are changed, the computer does not know
that the sensor has been replaced or has changed its position. As a result, the TPMS pairing
process should be performed every time a wheel is removed and placed at a different location.
If a TPMS malfunction light appears on the dash after pairing, the pairing process may not
have been completed properly. Repeat the pairing process until the TPMS light goes away.
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