TPMS help please

[jimdrechsler]

I have read many posts trying to find an answer that would answer my questions but haven't been able to find a definitive answer. I own a 2016 rogue sl and purchased a set of wheels identical to the ones that came stock. I also purchased 4 tpms sensors from ebay
Genuine OEM Nissan Rogue TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor 40700-3VU0A 4
Item number:192386296640
Price:$17.99

I plan to buy 4 winter tires and mount them for winter and change out each season myself.

1) I plan to have the place who mounts the tires program the new tpms for the winter tires. When I put the old tires back on, will I have to have those tpms reprogrammed? Or can the car identify two sets of ID's? What is the average cost to have someone program?

2) If they need to be reprogrammed, can someone please post an amazon link for a code reader device so I can program them myself?

3)Has anyone tried to manually trigger the light by using the wire under the obdII sensor and grounding it out 6 times on a 16? watched a video doing this. Where EXACTLY is that wire?

4) off topic- What winter tires do you suggest for the 18" rims? I want ones that last most miles and are good in upstate NY snow.

Thanks-
Jim

[casperfun]

I just bought 4 TPMS sensors For Nissan 40700-1AA0B for $130 last july.

Because my tpms light was going off sporadically.

They were nearly 9 yrs old so I thought I be proactive and replace all.

Got it installed for $40 at Discount Tire.

Merchant tire where I bought my tires and now known as NTB wanted $25 for each tire. Of course I left.

Anyways I tried chalking my tires to get best contact.

Don't know if over inflating messed up the setting cuz it started flashing again.

I had it 40 pounds front and 37 pounds rear.

Drove great for me personally. Roads are not bumpy here.

So I tried resetting like on you tube by grounding with a paperclip.

It DOES NOT work at least for a 2009 nissan rogue. Was a let down because most of the diy on the internet I usually had surprising success. Whether home or car repair.

Like throwing a 2006 square fuse on the cement, on top of cardboard of course, to get the air conditioner on a camry to work.

Big suprise it worked! Lol. Better that then resetting the tpms anyway.

Anyways, Discount Tire reset my rogue for free a few weeks ago. Friendly bunch.

I also brought my mom's is250 lexus tpms check system light turned off at discount tire around same time because I bought some tires at NTB and new sensors from them. First guy at NTB could not program them, took 3 visits.

Didn't want to go back, Discount Tire reset them for free too.

They do free tire patches too if your lucky, read their reviews, great reputation.

My tires are 37psi all around now. Trying to stay within 6 psi threshold where going below would set off tpms light. So I try not to go 25% above recommended. While giving room for temp changes.

I have performance tires and max is 50 pounds. Really loved 40 pounds in front but don't want to set off the sensors.

I have alot of exterior weight on my rogue so I like a little more pressure.

[jimdrechsler]

Si If I have them programmed for me in the winter, I can put my other tires/wheels on in the spring and not have to reset? And then put winters back on and not have to reset? Or will I have to set them up each time I put the different wheels on?
Not sure I have a discount tire around me but will check if i need them programmed.
thanks-

[casperfun]

You have to reset each time because they only hold 1 set of programing. Or you can cover with infamous black tape for 1 season. Like winter.

[jimdrechsler]

Can someone please lmk what I need to buy so I can reset this each time on my own? Model number and I can look on amazon to buy. It sounds like it would pay off in the long run.
Thanks-

[casperfun]

https://www.ebay.com/gds/How-to-Reset-t ... 591/g.html