tpms

Those of us towing heavy with high towball download will generally need 50+ psi in their rear tyres to avoid over heating (outside the EU perhaps). The TPMS will only allow 49psi max cold to be set and in a warm to hot climate it does not take long for the high pressure alarm on the rear axle...

Here we go again for Europe TPMS Sensors: Frequency: 433MHz Manufacturer: Continental Model: TIS-09DL OEM Number: 407006UA0A/4031100Q0F FCC ID: KR5TIS-09DL Links: FCC ID FCC Report (very detailed Data) Maybe someone wants to download and save all the PDFs for backup..

I was wondering what happens when tyres are deflated for sand driving , does the monitor start nagging you or can you switch it off

I've bought a new set of already programmed TPMS sensors specifically for the Grenadier. But my tire dealer was not able to register those new TPMS to the Grenadier. So I'm looking for the recommended procedure for the Grenadier. I can't find any information on how to do this correctly.

Way to go INEOS forum! Barely 24 hours after posting yesterday, another Enos forum member and myself have made A successful swap of alloy wheels for steel wheels. All was well for the first 10 miles and then we both got a TPMS error message “Tyre pressure sensor lost” and a yellow warning...

As the question states are there issues with the TPMS? I knew there was in the past but wasn’t sure if it was fixed with the software update.

I know that the TPMS system is discussed in various threads, and I hope I have read most of them. But there was no conclusion. I finally decided to postpone the order of new Ineos steel rims + sensors for my winter tyres since (and change tires on my existing rims instead) since ... INEOS...